Sedum celiae
A little-known Sedum from the mountains of southwest China (Sichuan and Yunnan), recorded from only a handful of wild sites around 1,900–2,800 m. It expects a cold, dry, sunny winter and a warm, wet monsoon summer, like other Hengduan Mountain stonecrops.
Where it grows wild
Probably grows on rocks, cliffs and stony slopes in open mountain scrub, as most Sedum of the region do. Habitat is inferred from the genus and the measured sites; nothing species-specific was available.
Climate sites sit at about 1,900–2,830 m; the wild records themselves carry no elevations.
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