is joshua tree a succulent Sedum Miniature Joshua Tree (Sedum Multiceps) – In Succulent LoveSedum Miniature Joshua Tree (Sedum Multiceps) Mini Joshua Tree is a very unique looking sedum plant. This sedum creates branchy stems that resemble the look of trees. The leaves along the branchy stems look like fluffy little tree clumps! The leaves are on the thinner side, similar to sedum reflexum. This plant is known for its bonsai like growing behavior, making a fabulous plant for fairy gardens, potted arrangements, etc! This sedum can be trailed

Sedum Miniature Joshua Tree (Sedum Multiceps)

-Mini Joshua Tree is a very unique looking sedum plant. This sedum creates branchy stems that resemble the look of trees. The leaves along the branchy stems look like fluffy little tree clumps! The leaves are on the thinner side, similar to sedum reflexum. This plant is known for its bonsai-like growing behavior, making a fabulous plant for fairy gardens, potted arrangements, etc! 

-This sedum can be trailed to grow downward, spilling overtop of a pot, but traditionally growers upward like bonsai plants. 

-This plant will thrive in bright light location, adding hues to their coloring. This succulent is greenhouse-grown in San Diego. This means that it was grown with covered and filter light. This succulent will thrive best in a bright-lit location, out of direct harsh sun. This plant can be transitioned into full sun with proper care! 

Shipping

-This succulent is shipped ‘semi-bare roots’ and wrapped in protective tissue paper. *Depending on the order, this plant may be shipped in its pot with soil!*

-‘Semi-Bare roots’ simply means there is very little soil on the roots of the succulent. This is to prevent rotting when shipping, and to prevent the succulent getting damaged in the shipping process.

-When you receive the succulent, plant the roots & succulent upon receiving and they will continue to grow!

-All of our orders are shipped using USPS or FedEx shipping. Once we package the order, you will receive an email confirmation with the tracking.

**Fragile Succulent: Leaf-Loss**

This succulent is on the fragile side and will most likely experience some leaf-loss during transit. No need to worry, the leaves will grow back on the plant. If you would like to try propagating, these leaves can be propagated into more plants!