Sedum spurium Voodoo

Sedum spurium Voodoo Details

Sedum spurium Voodoo, commonly known as Stonecrop Voodoo, is a colourful succulent that is often used as a ground covering plant in warmer climates. Small, red-purple leaves are held off slender stems that creep across the ground and take root. The leaf colouring will change to green during winter or when grown in partial shade. It typically grows to 10 cm tall and will spread to 40 cm wide, performing best when grown in full sun on a well-drained site that is protected from frost. Sedum spurium Voodoo is commonly used as a groundcover, planted around outdoor living areas, planted to spill over a wall or the like, included in rock gardens, or maintained in a container. It is well suited to growing indoors also.