Who knows how this happened.
http://www.sedumphotos.net/v/s...
http://www.plantdelights.com/S...

But after looking at photos for both S. reflexum and S. rupestre, it is definitely not either of those two species.

The one I have looks just like "Angelina" (rupestre) except brighter yellowgreen so it wouldn't surprise me if it is a rupestre

The change has been made in the Sedum database for Lemon Ball/Lemon Curl/Lemon Coral.

Can you show us a photo Greg?

I don't understand why my pictures are being posted side ways, they aren't that way on my computer???? I posted this in the plant data base and it is the same in it. Any help on how to fix that should anyone know would be most welcomed. All of the pictures are that way????

Jan, here is a thread where they address that issue. Easy fix. The thread "pictures are rotated when uploaded on ATP" in Site Talk forum

lemon curl or whatever @springcolor gave me...this by the way was a 4inch pot and is now in a gallon pot, so it really took off this summer! Can't wait to propagate this one - I plan to make many cuttings from it!
(this photo is from Sept I think, and the plant is even brighter now!) The sticks are from another plant that had died, I just put these cuttings into this pot and they took off!

Yep, that is the same one I have. And I love it.

I do too!! I think I like it equal to Angelina, which is saying a lot! I love how easy it is to propagate sedum! So I decided I'm going to make lots and lots of babies of my fav sedums. And also of the delosperma that I have! Then I'll have unique gifts for my garden friends!

Sounds like a very fun and heartfelt endeavor for your friends, Greg...Have fun making babies...oops, that doesn't sound quite like a gardening chore...

Yes I will Bev! You sure have a way with words!

Yeah Greg, your words and my 'way with words' to...trouble.

Greg, I wish I lived closer so I could be one of your garden friends. LOL

So how often do you folks water. I several other small ones in small containers and I have a feeling I might be overwatering. I wait till the pop stick is dry when I pull it out, but how long should it stay dry between water, when there isn't rain?

thanks

Jan, I am sure you can be one of Greg's garden friends...I am lucky to be one. He's a very open and friendly and generous kind of person...

Bev you are blessed for sure.....

Jan, can you show us photos of your plants in question?

Aw thank Bev Jan you'll have to wait until next spring and then we can do a trade!!! I tend to let my plants be on the drier side rather than err on the wet side. I'm assuming you don't have real cold temps though, so as long as the plants are still growing I think you can water once per week, just not much at each watering
Hope that helps

Greg

thanks for the update. I believe I'm overwatering, so will pick a day of the week and stick to it. I'll get some pictures once the sun returns, we have been enjoying some rainy days which takes our beautiful sun away. but it should be out again maybe tomorrow or Monday.

Thought I'd pop in here with a pretty pink and green sedum I purchased as 'Love's Triangle'. No other information on the label.