Sedum palmeri is a beautiful non-cactus succulent or succulent plant that is hard not to fall in love with. Fast growing, it looks great in hanging pots, in planters and you can even plant it in a garden.
It is suitable for beginners, so if you are just starting out in this world, I am going to highly recommend that you get this little plant. I can tell you that you won't regret it. 
Sedum palmeri is the scientific name of a succulent plant native to Mexico that was described by Sereno Watson in 1882. It has a rapid growth, developing creeping or hanging stems (depending on whether it is in the ground or in a pot) of no more than 15 centimeters tall.
It forms rosettes of lanceolate leaves ending in points whose margins tend to acquire a pinkish / reddish tone if they are continuously exposed to the sun. Towards the end of winter it produces small orange-yellow flowers, 1cm in diameter, but very showy.
If we talk about its cultivation, we just have to bear in mind that it must be in a sunny exposition (or in semi-shadow) and receive few risks since it resists drought but not waterlogging. For the rest, it can be both indoors - protected from drafts - and outside, as it resists frosts down to -9ºC.
In the case of wanting to multiply your sedum palmeri, nothing as easy as cut a stem in spring and plant it in a pot with universal culture substrate mixed with perlite, or with vermiculite alone.
Do you dare to get a copy?