Nathan wrote:" Furthermore, some plants, like Sedum and most others that have CAM, have a hard time during Eastern US summers not because of lack of humidity, but because diurnal temperature ranges aren't wide enough to trigger the plant's stomata to open. Those plants will eventually literally suffocate."
I don't think I've ever had a plant of Sedum 'Cape Blanco' survive here for more than two years. Nathan has evidently explained why. Jim McKenney
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