Morganianum stonecrop (Sedum morganianum)
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Morganianum stonecrop

Sedum morganianum

Also found as Sedum morganianum Walther

Sedum Morganianum (Sedum morganianum) is a trailing companion plant. Its care profile below covers light, water, temperature, humidity, substrate, feeding, seasonal care, propagation, and household placement.

Typical placement
A bright windowsill or sunroom in a free-draining pot
Care
Easy with sufficient light · Dry-growing succulent
Everyday size
A compact root ball with stems that can trail well beyond the container.
Collector class
Mainstream
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Botanical identity

One canonical record.

Names, aliases, lineage, and care information are organized here under one companion plant record.

Genus
Sedum
Family
Crassulaceae
Genetic status
Species
Propagation forms
Cutting · Rooted cutting · Seedling
Plant form
Representative photograph
Information checked
2026-07-31

Household safety

ASPCA-listed non-toxic to cats and dogs

The applicable botanical record is listed by ASPCA as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Eating any plant material can still cause vomiting or gastrointestinal upset.

The ASPCA listing does not establish child or human edibility. Keep decorative plants out of reach and do not ingest.

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Practical care guide

How to care for Morganianum stonecrop

Dry-growing succulent guidance translated into an everyday growing plan.

Easy with sufficient light
Light
Bright light with direct sun after gradual acclimation
Water
Soak thoroughly, then wait until the mix is dry before watering again
Temperature
Warm during growth; keep frost-free unless species hardiness is known (10–32°C)
Humidity
Low to average humidity (20–60%)
Potting medium
Gritty peat-free cactus and succulent mix
Drainage
Rapid drainage is essential
Feeding
Low-nitrogen cactus feed sparingly in active growth
Pruning and grooming
Remove dead lower leaves and keep the crown free of trapped moisture
Seasonal rhythm
Water less during the species' dormant or low-light period
Propagation
Offsets, stem or leaf cuttings, or seed depending on the species
Travel planning
Established plants commonly tolerate two to three weeks between waterings
Common watch-outs
Spider mites · Mealybugs · Scale insects · Fungus gnats when the root zone stays too wet · Root rot from poor drainage · Leaf spotting where foliage remains wet without airflow

Safety and placement

A clear household plan

Exact scientific-name ASPCA record located; this statement applies to cats and dogs only.

Pets
The applicable botanical record is listed by ASPCA as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Eating any plant material can still cause vomiting or gastrointestinal upset.
Children
The ASPCA listing does not establish child or human edibility. Keep decorative plants out of reach and do not ingest.
Handling
Normal gardening hygiene: wash hands after handling and avoid eye or mouth contact.
Placement
A reasonable choice for cat- or dog-aware homes when the plant, container, and any support are still placed securely.
If exposure happens
If a person chews the plant, contact Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222. For animal exposure, call a veterinarian or ASPCA Animal Poison Control at 1-888-426-4435; urgent breathing, collapse, seizure, or severe swelling requires emergency care.

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Executive office shelf · Living room hanging planter · Glass conservatory display

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