Hey all! So I’ve had this sedum for almost a year, got it in a much smaller pot and have recently repotted it. Since I’ve had it it it’s grown really well and the green parts look really healthy, but once each little branch has grown out enough all of the green near the base dies, and it only stays green and healthy at the tip of each one. I thought it would help repotting it but it hasn’t. Any tips??
I’m not totally sure, but looking at your soil that could be contributing - sedums grow from rocky terrain and don’t do well with being waterlogged. You can try mixing in perlite, small rocks and some barks to loosen up the soil or just switch to a cactus specific one. Good luck, I hope this helps!
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The pot looks too big for that tiny colony with tinier roots, though additionally, I think she might not be getting alot of light the way that all the heads are reaching towards the same area. It looks like a soft sedum so maybe pining the brown stems will encourage shoots, though I'm not experienced with the tinier sedum varieties
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