Sedum battandieri
A small, rarely recorded Sedum endemic to Algeria, likely from rocky mountain sites in the north rather than the Sahara. Grow it as a hardy alpine-type stonecrop: full sun, a gritty mix, a cool to cold winter and protection from summer heat combined with wet.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found; North African Sedum mostly grow in rock crevices, screes and thin soil on mountain slopes.
No recorded elevations; the climate point is a Saharan centroid at 547 m, but Algerian Sedum are mainly plants of the Tell and Saharan Atlas mountains, often above 1,000 m.
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