Unknown Stonecrop ?

[wildlifesnapper]

Hi

I'm stumped with this one, my first thought was thick leaved but it's the flower shape thats throwing me.Taken on limestone in southern europe.
Anyone have any ideas ?

Thanks,

neil

[ceterach]

Hi Neil

Sorry, I read what I wanted to here!!! For Europe I read Britain, sad isn't it!!!

Since the flowers are the important thing, I don't think this is a native Sedum species at all. All our native species have spreading petals including Thick-leaved (S.dasyphyllum), which itself is probably not native.

No idea what species it could be, my cactus and succulent days are far in the distant past.

All the best

[Hobjob]

Could it be one of the crassulae?

It reminds me of navelwort - Umbilicus rupestris, with that trumpet shaped flower, but I don't think that is found in southern Europe ?

[wildlifesnapper]

Hi

found it , it's Sedum mucizonia.

neil