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Sedeveria ‘Starburst’ (Starburst Succulent)

Sedeveria ‘Starburst’ (Starburst Succulent)

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Sedeveria ‘Starburst’ is an attractive succulent prized for its compact rosettes of fleshy, pointed leaves that create a distinctive starburst appearance. Its sculptural foliage features beautiful blue-grey to pale green tones, often developing pink, orange or reddish blushes in bright light. This versatile plant adds texture and visual interest to decorative pots, succulent arrangements, rock gardens and outdoor containers, making it an excellent choice for modern garden designs and compact spaces.

Easy to care for and naturally drought-tolerant once established, Sedeveria ‘Starburst’ is ideal for busy gardeners, succulent enthusiasts and anyone seeking an eye-catching plant with minimal maintenance requirements. It thrives in bright light and well-drained soil, requiring only occasional watering when the growing medium has dried out. Whether displayed on a sunny patio, grouped with other succulents or grown in a decorative pot, this charming plant offers lasting appeal and effortless style.

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Mature height

Approximately 10–40 cm

Mature width

Approximately 20–40 cm, potentially spreading as new rosettes develop

Spacing

20–30 cm apart for grouped plantings

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Blue-grey to pale green foliage, often with pink, orange or reddish blushes; yellow flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Typically December–February in Australian conditions; may vary with climate

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade; bright light encourages compact growth and stronger foliage colour

Maintenance

Low. Water sparingly and allow the growing medium to dry between watering. Use a free-draining succulent mix and avoid waterlogged soil. Provide afternoon shade in very hot conditions if needed.

Root System

Generally shallow and fibrous, with additional roots developing from stems and offsets as the plant spreads