pink jelly bean succulent Buy Sedum Pink Jelly Beans

pink jelly bean succulent Buy Sedum Pink Jelly BeansLooking for a cute, low fuss succulent that actually thrives in Australian conditions? The Sedum Pink Jelly Beans (also called Sedum rubrotinctum 'Aurora') is a ripper little plant with chunky, bean shaped leaves in shades of pink, cream, and soft green. Pop it in a sunny spot and watch those leaves turn the most stunning coral pink colour it's honestly one of the prettiest succulents you can grow. Why Aussie Gardeners Love Pink Jelly Beans This isn't

Looking for a cute, low-fuss succulent that actually thrives in Australian conditions? The Sedum Pink Jelly Beans (also called Sedum rubrotinctum 'Aurora') is a ripper little plant with chunky, bean-shaped leaves in shades of pink, cream, and soft green. Pop it in a sunny spot and watch those leaves turn the most stunning coral-pink colour — it's honestly one of the prettiest succulents you can grow.

Why Aussie Gardeners Love Pink Jelly Beans

This isn't your average succulent. The leaves look exactly like pink jelly beans (hence the name), and they change colour depending on the season and how much sun they get. More light = more pink. Less light = softer greens and creams. It's like having a new plant every few months without doing anything extra. The compact, spreading habit makes it perfect for pots, hanging baskets, or tucking into gaps in your rock garden. Plus, in summer you'll get these sweet little yellow star-shaped flowers that bees absolutely love.

Perfect for Australian Climates

Whether you're in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, or Adelaide, Sedum Pink Jelly Beans handles our hot, dry summers like an absolute champ. It's drought-tolerant, doesn't need much water, and actually prefers to be left alone most of the time. Overwatering is the main thing that'll kill it, so if you're the type who forgets to water plants, this one's perfect for you. It's just as happy indoors on a bright windowsill as it is outdoors soaking up the sun.

How to Care for Your Pink Jelly Beans

Light: Bright light is best. A north-facing spot indoors or a sunny patch outside with 4–6 hours of morning sun will keep those leaves nice and pink.

Water: Let the soil dry out completely before watering again. In summer, water every 10–14 days. In winter, once a month (or even less) is plenty. Seriously, less is more with these guys.

Soil: Use a cactus and succulent mix with good drainage. If you're using regular potting mix, chuck in some perlite or pumice to help it drain faster.

Temperature: Handles 15°C to 30°C no worries. If you're in a colder part of Australia, bring it inside or protect it from frost in July and August.

Propagation: Super easy. Just snip off a stem, let it dry for a day or two, then stick it in some dry soil. It'll root up in no time. The leaves fall off pretty easily (that's normal), and they'll grow new plants too if you just leave them on the soil.

What You'll Love About This Plant

• Plump, jelly bean-shaped leaves in pink, cream, and green
• Low-growing and spreading — great for ground cover or pots
• Tiny yellow flowers in summer that attract bees and butterflies
• Drought-tolerant and nearly impossible to kill
• Perfect for beginners or experienced plant lovers
• Looks amazing year-round with those colour changes

Get Yours Delivered Australia-Wide

Ready to add some pink jelly beans to your collection? Order your Sedum Pink Jelly Beans today and we'll send it straight to your door, packed carefully so it arrives in perfect condition. We deliver to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and everywhere in between.

The succulent plant housed in the red pot comes in a 130mm diameter container. While the image provides a representative depiction of what you will receive, but may vary slightly because no two succulents are the same.

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