Sedum Rubrotinctum

Botanical Name: Sedum rubrotinctum

Many plants in the Sedum family make good houseplants. Because of its easy-growing nature and good looks, S. rubrotinctum is one of the most popular of this clan to come indoors.Jelly Bean makes a beautiful, colorful addition to a succulent dish garden. Stems will eventually grow long enough to trail over the side of the container, so you can display your plant in a hanging basket if you want.

In spring, you can expect Sedum rubrotinctum to bloom with bright-yellow, star-shaped flowers. No blooms? Your plant may still be too young or not getting enough sunlight.

Let it bask in the sun. Move your plant outdoors for the summer, if you want. This good-natured succulent can take the heat. Those bright green leaves will even get more beautiful, turning red at the tips after sun exposure.