Feed monthly in summer. It may be pruned in autumn. Repot in spring when it outgrows the existing pot. Propagation in summer by taking stem cuttings and dipping them in root hormone. It is a plant, which sits on walls and hence got its name from the Latin word sedo to sit.
Most sedum grows easily, except a few.
They grow about one foot long. Grown in hanging pots and baskets, the stems look lovely when they dangle. They rarely flower. It trails and covers the places where it is and is also known as Carpet Sedum . It is pale green edged with creamy white.