Sedum bulbiferum sets bulbils
with 2-3 pairs of small leaves in its axils, with which it makes new
vegetative growths, falling off on the ground, which characterizes
this species. This perennial herb height of 6-20cm inhabit roadsides
or grasslands, the stem creeping on the ground, the upper part erect
or diagonally upwards. Leaves, 1-2cm in length, are of opposite
phyllotaxis at the lower part of the plant and are oval-shaped, but
the upper part alternate. Flowers, 0.8-1cm, are yellow, bearing no
fruit. Bloom time: May-June |