greetings looking for both of these sedum if you have and want to trade let me look at your want list i have not yet up dated my have list ,,some items i just have enough for a few trades ,,let me know at times slow to respond no computer at home GOD BLESS

Offer is now withdrawn. Thanks you to those that traded.

Ironic about the soil mix, I've had no problems at all with it up here, either left in small pots, moved up to larger or planted in the ground with Annie's soil mix, and haven't heard any complaints from others. I do remember having the exact same problem with succulents purchased from my old friend Gary Hammer's nursery down south, I had the same issues you have,(or in my case, the soil mix was too heavy and stayed too wet for some things up here). Obviously soil mix for containers which dry out quickly will need to vary by climate. As Annie's mix generally does drain quickly as they are typically watering their 4 inch plants at least daily, what is your specific problem? Is it that it dries out too quickly, or maybe you aren't watering as often as they do at the nursery and leaving them in small pots. You are a lot hotter down south and things would dry out much more quickly down there.

Thanks for the quick reply. I just got it and am putting it under some LED lights that have been doing very well by my other plants. I have two options, there. One plant shelf has an LED rated at 800 lumens and 5000k (color temp) about one foot above the plants and the other shelf has a 1700-lumens light at 5000k about 2 feet above the plants. In other words, a choice of shorter distance at lower power or farther distance (by one foot) at greater power. Also, I have only recently learned about the Kelvin rating, as it applies to brightness. I have read that 5000k mimics mid-day sun and is, thus, optimal. Feel free to disagree, if necessary. I've gotten bad info before in my online research. Who hasn't, eh? lol