Sedum album ‘Murale’ is an herbaceous perennial succulent member of the family Crassulaceae which is native to North Africa, western Asia, Siberia, and Europe. Sedum is derived from the Latin word, sedeo, which means “to sit.“
This plant also referred to as Sedum album ‘Coral Carpet’ or White Stonecrop. Coral Carpet grows to a height of 3″ – 6″ inches with a light growth rate. Individual plants spread between 1′ – 2′ feet. Its foliage color is bright green and it grows very densely. The succulent leaves are small, flat, and oblong. When the weather turns cool, the green leaves transition to an attractive shade of reddish-brown bloom color, hence the common name Coral Carpet. During its early summer bloom time, White Stonecrop produces very small, star-shaped white flowers in thick, abundant clusters known as paniculate cymes. The pretty, fragrant white blossoms rise above the mat of foliage and are very attractive to pollinators such as butterflies and bees.
In terms of watering, a angelina stonecrop is a fairly simple plant to take care of. This is mainly because it has a straightforward watering schedule and somewhat regular watering needs. Specifically, most experts agree that a sedum rupestre ‘angelina’ needs at least weekly watering, or more in extreme heat, preferably with regular water.
Mix the recommended amount of liquid fertilizer and water in a watering can. Then simply pour the mix into the soil as if you're watering the plant.
