Sedum versadense

Extremely ornamental succulent plant, which grows like a small shrub about 15 cm high, with often curved stems covered with very small, fleshy and slightly spoon-shaped leaves. Its foliage grows in a strictly compact way, each leaf arranged opposite to the other, as described by the Latin epithet "versadense". The light green color of the skin tends to take on pinkish-reddish shades when exposed to the sun, pleasantly contrasting with the white tones of the small star-shaped flowers that bloom in summer.