Sedum ince
A recently described Turkish stonecrop with no wild georeferenced records. Grow it like other Anatolian Sedum: hardy, sun-loving rock plants that need cold winters and a dry, hot summer.
Where it grows wild
No habitat details found. Anatolian Sedum typically grow on limestone or volcanic rocks, screes and steppe slopes.
No recorded elevations; the climate point is at about 1,060 m in central Anatolia.
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