Sedum Creeping Sieboldii
Sedum sieboldii, also known as Japanese Silk, is a species native to cold and temperate areas that stand out for its creeping or hanging bearing, developing depending on its place. This plant’s beauty lies in the leaves’ shape and arrangement; these grow hugging the long and thin stems and giving it a peculiar and exotic air, whether it is left on the ground or decided to put it as a hanging plant. The characteristic of their stems is the fact that they can reach up to 10 inches long.