Rare succulent plant, much appreciated for its changing colors. Although it does not grow very big, this Sedum has extremely fleshy and thick leaves, a few centimeters long and almost cylindrical in shape, which adorn long stems tending to fall back with growth. It is undoubtedly distinguished by its silvery, slightly pink color, which takes on reddish hues under the sunlight. The entire skin is covered with a whitish powder that protects the plant from direct sunlight and allows it to live outdoors without problems. Throughout the summer, the charm of Sedum craigii is amplified by peculiar white flowers with purple streaks, in the characteristic shape of a star with curved tips.