Sedum erraticum
Sedum erraticum is an obscure stonecrop that Kew lists only from France, with no wild GBIF records and almost nothing published about it. Grow it like other lowland western European rock Sedum: full sun, sharp drainage, a cold but not wet winter and steady moisture in spring.
Where it grows wild
No habitat data is available for this name. By analogy with French lowland Sedum it most likely grows on rocky outcrops, old walls, dry grassland and sandy or gravelly ground in open sun.
Unknown; the only climate site is a region centroid in central France at about 150 m, so the true elevation may differ.
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