# Golden Sedum (Sedum adolphi)

> Native to Mexico, Sedum adolphi is a low-growing succulent subshrub characterized by fleshy, lance-shaped leaves forming loose rosettes. Under strong sunlight, its foliage shifts dramatically from lime green to vibrant hues of copper, amber, and golden-orange. In spring, it produces clusters of starry, lightly fragrant white blossoms.

- **Scientific Name:** *Sedum adolphi*
- **Botanical Family:** Crassulaceae
- **Care Difficulty:** Easy (1/5)
- **Cold Hardiness:** -1°C (USDA Zone 9b)
- **Pet Safety / Toxicity:** Pet-Safe (Non-toxic to cats and dogs)
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## Light & Sun Exposure

Requires full sun to bright direct sunlight for at least 6 hours daily to develop and maintain its intense golden-copper foliage and compact form.

## Watering Schedule & Method

Follow the soak-and-dry method, allowing the substrate to dry out entirely between waterings. Reduce watering substantially during winter rest.

## Soil & Gritty Mix Formula

60% Mineral grit (pumice/lava rock/perlite) + 40% standard succulent potting mix for rapid drainage.

## Cold Tolerance & Overwintering

-1°C (USDA Zone 9b)

## Propagation Methods

Easily propagated via stem cuttings, individual leaf cuttings, and terminal offsets during the growing season.

## Available Language Editions

- [TR: Altın Sarısı Sedum (Sedum adolphi)](https://sukulentler.com/tr/turler/sedum-adolphi.md)
- [DE: Gold-Fetthenne (Sedum adolphi)](https://sukulentler.com/de/arten/sedum-adolphi.md)
- [ES: Sedo dorado (Sedum adolphi)](https://sukulentler.com/es/especies/sedum-adolphi.md)