Sedum debile
A small, mat-forming stonecrop of rocky mountain slopes in the Great Basin and northern Rockies, recorded mostly between 1,300 and 3,600 m. It is a true cold-climate plant: snow-covered and frozen in winter, sunny and dry in late summer, so it does far better in an outdoor rock garden or trough than indoors.
Where it grows wild
Grows in thin gravelly soil, rock crevices and talus on open slopes and ridges, from sagebrush country up into subalpine and alpine zones. Habitat details are generalised from the genus and the recorded elevations.
Recorded at 1,300–3,602 m, median about 2,500 m (143 records with elevation).
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