Jelly Bean Succulent 'Sedum rubrotinctum' Living Gifts Aim for around 40% to

Aim for around 40% to 60% humidity

The African milk barrel plant is propagated through cuttings

Good drainage is essential along good moisture retention properties and adequate nutrients availability

The flowers are delicately shaded with pale pink and are the largest of the avonia section

Propagation The most common way of propagation for Rhipsalos horrida is vegetative propagation

Jelly Bean Succulent 'Sedum rubrotinctum' Living Gifts Aim for around 40% toIntroducing the Jelly Bean Plant, botanically known as Sedum rubrotinctum, is a charming, low growing succulent admired for its colorful, bead like foliage. Its cascading stems make it an excellent choice for hanging baskets, window boxes, and container arrangements, where its colorful foliage can spill over the edges beautifully. Native to Mexico, this evergreen perennial is commonly called pork and beans or banana cactus due to its plump, jelly bean