Sedeveria are Sedum and Echeveria hybrids with fleshy rosettes, stems that can lengthen and branch, and easy propagation from cuttings.
Sedeveria come from crosses between Sedum and Echeveria. They combine fleshy leaves arranged in rosettes with varied growth habits. In many cultivars, stems lengthen and branch with age, creating small groups of rosettes at different heights.
They are valued for easy propagation from cuttings, a practical way to renew taller plants or make new arrangements. Shape and colours depend on the cultivar and growing conditions. It is useful to distinguish natural stem growth from stretching caused by too little light.