How to Grow and Care for White stonecrop

White stonecrop exhibits succulent, evergreen qualities distinctive to many in its genus. The leaves are fleshy and may present a flat to rounded geometry, contributing to its robust form. Typically, the plant maintains an upright stance, with a tendency to spread horizontally across the terrain. The foliage's arrangement en masse bestows upon white stonecrop a mat-like demeanor, often enveloping its chosen substrate, be it soil or stone. Characteristic white blossoms emerge in contrast to the verdant leafage, signaling the species epithet and aiding in its identification. When blooming, white stonecrop's flowers stand atop stems that may reach up to 6 inches (15 cm) in height.