
How to Pollinate Golden sedum
(Sedum adolphii)
Golden sedum, also known as Golden glow
Golden sedum employs the services of bees as primary pollinators. This charismatic plant releases scents and exhibits vibrant yellow color to attract these pollinators, ensuring the plant's reproduction. Its anthers burst open after recognizing the touch of bees and dispense a dusting of pollen onto the bee, which is then transferred to other plants. The loop of pollination continues through the day when the bees are most active.