Sedum chuhsingense
A small stonecrop from South-Central China, known from very few collections. Treat it like other East Asian Sedum of rocky slopes: bright light, free drainage, and a cool, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
No wild GBIF records exist; Chinese Sedum of this region typically grow on rocks, cliff ledges and thin soil over stone at forest edges and in open scrub.
Elevation unknown; the climate comes from a regional centroid at about 1,000 m in Guizhou.
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