Sedum plants of the crassulaceae family are easy to grow and thrive in abundant Sunlight， they prefer well-drained soil with 50% sand， gravel or pumice

Early stages of planting， water them moderately to promote growth， but avoid water logging to prevent rot

Once the plants are established， they can tolerate several days of drought and their foliage becomes even more vibrant

Why they can replace lawns as ground cover， saving water and eliminating the need for trimming

Low-maintenance and cost-effective choice， if you choose to propagate them manually， you can cut the stems into 2 in. sections for easy rooting