Common Name | Dwarf Stonecrop |
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Family | Crassulaceae |
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species | hybrid |
Plant Type | |
Persistence | Deciduous |
US Patent # | PP24722 |
EU Grant # | — |
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Size (HT/W/FL HT) | 6" / 11" / 7" |
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Soil | Very good drainage and mineral soil. |
pH | 5.8 – 7.2 |
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Nutritional Needs | 75 – 100 ppm |
Dormancy | Dormant in winter. |
Water (Greenhouse) | Dry completely between waterings |
Water (Garden) | Low to moderate needs in the garden. Requires good drainage. |
How Different? | Compared to 'Hot Stuff' and 'Beach Party', it is even shorter and denser. |
Landscape Value | Edging, mass planting, mixed beds, borders, dry garden. Use for late summer bloom. |
Finish Time to 4" | 12 weeks |
Comments | These plants grow best in well-drained, lean soil. |
Grower Notes | Obligate long day plant. Pinch 1 week after transplant. Grow with 60°-65° F nights, 75°-80° F days. Provide night interruption or day length extension to force flowering under natural short days. Supplemental lighting during cloudy days has proven beneficial for flower production. AVOID CHEMICAL SPRAYS. |
Sedum ‘Dynomite’
Very short and dense, its best comparison is Sedum 'Hot Stuff'. 'Dynomite' is more dramatic with deep rose red flowers and dark, dusky foliage. Very large flower heads and stout habit all add up to the best little Sedum TERRA NOVA® has ever introduced. Good things come in small packages. Plant with Heuchera 'Crisp' series for a great match. It truly is Dy-no-mite!
USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 4-9
Size (HT/W/FL HT): 6″ / 11″ / 7″
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Time(s): August, September
