×Cremnosedum are hybrid succulents, created by crossing the plants of genera Cremnophila and Sedum. They are characterized by round, fleshy, and usually tightly-packed leaves. The original and and the only universally recognized ×Cremnosedum hybrid is the 'Little Gem', produced in 1981 by crossing Cremnophila nutans and Sedum humifusum. The authenticity of the second hybrid of this genus, 'Crocodile', is sometimes disputed.
Water:
×Cremnosedum thrives in low-water conditions, requiring watering every three weeks. This drought-tolerant succulent is typically grown indoors due to its needs for controlled environments. Its water storage capability ensures robust growth during dry spells.
Propagation:
Primary propagation of ×Cremnosedum occurs via leaf cuttings or offsets. Success relies on bright, indirect light, well-draining soil, and mild temperatures. Allow cuttings to callous to prevent rot. Follow specific steps for propagation and transplant when established, while avoiding overwatering and poor light conditions.
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