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Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' · golden sedum

healthyThe Desperado Club (Vego 2x6)🏷️ Project Greenway

make it work ✂️

Light Full sun · Water soak & dry · Soil gritty · Pets ✅ non-toxic

🧬 genusSedum rupestre💧 waterSoak, then bone-dry🪨 soilGritty, fast-draining🐾 pets✅ Pet-safe, Cinder-proof🌱 feed~every 60 days in season📍 originClearance find, way back

⚔️ arena card

✨ bumblebeeAutobot Scout
lv 65
HP8
MP4
ATK2
DEF9
SPD10
🏟️ Florida +2 (bulletproof, overwinters)
✦ Regenerate every fragment reroots; you cannot kill it for good.

"Tear me apart. Every piece roots, every piece comes back."

✂️ make it work · then → now

bumblebee then
then · 2025-11-18
bumblebee now
now · 2026-04-13

5 months surviving the Florida arena

📸 babies → now 4

bumblebee 1
2025-11-18
bumblebee 2
2025-12-31
bumblebee 3
2026-01-03 · propagated pots, the October garden haul
bumblebee 4
2026-04-13 · sedum in bloom

🪴 care

📝 log

🌿 identification

Confirmed Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'. Whorled, needle-like chartreuse leaves form a dense mat. The two candidates (cold-hardy 'Angelina' vs tender S. mexicanum) look near-identical, but yours overwinters outdoors in the gravel garden and keeps spreading (Dec/Jan photos). Tender mexicanum would have died back. That cold-hardiness plus the golden needle foliage pins it to 'Angelina'. Non-toxic to cats and dogs.