Owner lets soil get quite dry, waters, leaves drop. Asks water/sun needs and what to do with fallen leaves.
Greg: when sedums drop leaves, it's usually too dry. Soak thoroughly when soil dry, then dry again. Bright filtered light, no direct sun. Fallen leaves can be placed on soil to root.
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