Sedum giajae
A little-documented Chinese stonecrop known from south-central China, with the single climate site falling in the warm, humid, monsoonal hills of northern Guizhou around 1,000 m. Treat it like other rock-dwelling Asian Sedum of humid subtropical hills: bright light, sharp drainage, wet warm summers and a cool, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
No habitat detail was reachable; the profile assumes the typical setting for small Sedum of south-central China, moss-covered rocks, cliff ledges and thin soil on limestone or sandstone in open or lightly wooded hills.
No wild records carry an elevation; the one climate site sits at about 1,010 m in northern Guizhou.
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