Fertile soil with good air permeability, strong drainage ability and loose soil is needed to cultivate the fleshy moon goddess. Moonlight goddess is fleshy, likes light and can tolerate semi-yin. It can be placed in a well-ventilated and cool place to provide proper illumination and promote normal photosynthesis of plants.

Moonlight Goddess's fleshy body doesn't require much water, so it doesn't need to be watered often. When the soil is dry, it can be replenished in time.

Note: In summer, plants are prone to dormancy due to high temperature, so it is necessary to control water in time.

The goddess of moonlight, Sedum is a small variety of perennial succulent herbs of Lycopodium.

It is a hybrid of flowers, moonlit night and moonlight shadow, and the leaves of plants are densely arranged in a rosette shape.

The leaves of the goddess of moonlight are thick and spoon-shaped, and the leaf margin and tip are very thin.

The leaf color is light green, with strong light and large temperature difference between day and night, or the leaf color is dark and the leaf edge is pink during the low temperature period in winter.

Moonlight goddess likes sunny, warm and dry environment and is drought-tolerant.

It is necessary to receive sufficient sunshine to make the leaf margin colorful and the plant shape more compact and beautiful.

If there is too little sunshine, the leaves are light in color, loosely arranged and elongated.