Sedum Makinoi 'Ogon' - Fickle Prickles

Product Description Of Sedum Makinoi 'Ogon' - Fickle Prickles

Sedum makinoi ‘Ogon’, commonly known as Fickle Prickles, is a vibrant and fast-growing ground-cover succulent admired for its bright golden-yellow foliage and delicate trailing habit. Its tiny, rounded leaves form dense mats of glowing lime-gold colour, creating a luminous carpet effect that instantly brightens pots, hanging baskets, and garden displays.

This striking Sedum variety is especially valued for its year-round colour, which remains vivid even in cooler seasons. When grown in bright light, the golden tones become more intense, adding a cheerful, eye-catching contrast to mixed succulent arrangements and modern indoor plant styling.

Perfect for plant lovers in Sydney seeking colourful, low-maintenance succulents, Sedum makinoi ‘Ogon’ is drought tolerant, fast spreading, and extremely easy to grow. It works beautifully as a trailing accent, ground cover, or filler plant in succulent gardens and decorative containers.

Key Features

• Bright golden-yellow trailing succulent foliage
• Fast-growing ground cover habit
• Excellent for pots, hanging baskets, and rock gardens
• Maintains colour year-round
• Drought tolerant and easy to maintain
• Ideal filler and accent plant for arrangements

🌱 Care Guide

Light

Prefers bright indirect light to partial sun. More light enhances golden colour and compact growth.

Water

Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Water moderately and avoid waterlogged conditions.

Humidity

Thrives in low to moderate humidity and adapts well to indoor and outdoor environments.

Temperature

Grows best between 15°C and 30°C. Protect from frost and prolonged cold exposure.

Soil

Use a well-draining cactus and succulent mix enriched with perlite or sand for best results.

Growth Habit

Forms dense trailing mats that spread quickly, making it ideal for ground cover and cascading displays.

Fertiliser

Feed lightly during spring and summer with a diluted succulent fertiliser every 4–6 weeks.

Pet Friendly

⚠️ Generally considered low toxicity, but it is best to keep out of reach of pets and children.