Beautiful succulent plant that usually forms a low carpet made up of strongly branched stems, which tend to crawl on the ground and root in a short time. Each branch ends in small rosettes made up of very varied leaves depending on the subspecies, sometimes flat and thin, other times so small as to be almost cylindrical, like a sort of tiny soft bristles with bluish-green tones, which give the whole an appearance almost glacial. Sedum nevii takes on an even more delicate character thanks to its white star-shaped flowers that develop in summer at the apex of long erect stems.