Tokyo Sun is a small decorative groundcover succulent that belongs to the Crassulaceae family and originates from subtropical regions where warm climates prevail. Thanks to its attractive appearance and simple care, it has become popular in many countries, where it fits perfectly as an element of decor. It is worth adding that under ideal conditions, a succulent can live up to 10 years and grow slowly, thereby creating an interesting display.
Tokyo Sun Care
Sedum japonicum
What is the plant
Sedum japonicum can be easily identified thanks to the bright yellow leaves that get their color from the sun's rays. A characteristic feature of the leaves is that they acquire a light green color after the sun becomes less and also actively adhere to the ground.
Numerical yellow flowers appear in summer, cover the entire area of ​​the succulent, and also have a star-shaped shape. In terms of size, Tokyo Sun grows up to 3 inches (7.5 cm) tall and 8 inches (20 cm) wide but may taper off a bit as it matures.
humidity
Dry
lighting
Full Sun
temperature
15°C - 25°C
hardiness zone
8 - 10
difficulty
Easy
hibernation
Cold Period
How to Care for the Plant
Water
Water after soil has completely dried using the 'soak and dry' method, meaning soak the soil completely and let it come out of the drainage holes. Once in 2 weeks would be a normal watering schedule.
Pruning
Remove wilted leaves and flowers from time to time to ensure healthy growth and avoid disease.
Fertilizer
Succulents take all the necessary substances from the soil after transplanting, so there is no need to feed them.
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Sunlight
Carefully cut off the healthy stem with a disinfected tool, then remove excess lower leaves and plant in slightly moist, well-drained soil.
Soil
A well-drained potting soil that contains nutrients is best. You can use a soil mix specifically made for succulents and cacti.
Temperature
The ideal temperature for Tokyo Sun is 64-77˚F (18-25°C).
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Container
A container made of any material and with drainage holes will do.
Fun fact
The succulent gets its name because its yellow color resembles the sunrise and sunset in Tokyo.
Popularity
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