Sedum carnegiei
A high-alpine Sedum from Tibet, adapted to intense sun, a short cool summer and a long, dry, deeply frozen winter. It is best grown outdoors or in an alpine house. Indoors, warm nights will kill it.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes. Tibetan Sedum grow among rocks, in scree and on stony alpine meadows where the soil drains instantly.
No elevation records. The estimated climate point is at about 4,575 m on the Tibetan plateau.
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