Sedeveria 'blue burrito'

A hardy, evergreen succulent hybrid of Sedum and Echeveria, known for its thick, elongated, powdery blue-green leaves arranged in tight rosettes that form along upright to trailing stems. The leaves sometimes take on soft pink or lilac tones in bright sunlight or cooler weather, adding a beautiful pastel effect. Over time, the stems can gently arch or trail, making it an excellent choice for pots, rock gardens, or hanging planters. During warm periods, it produces clusters of small, star-shaped yellow flowers that attract bees and other pollinators.

Advantages: Drought-tolerant, Pollinator-friendly, Ideal for containers and hanging planters

Light Requirements: Full sun to bright indirect light

Water Tolerance: Low water

Mature Height: 20–30 cm

Mature Spread: 25–40 cm

Foliage/Flower Colour: Blue-green leaves with pinkish tones, Yellow flowers