SEDUM ACRE DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Sedum acre, also known as goldmoss sedum or biting stonecrop, is a succulent plant widely distributed in Europe and Asia. It frequently grows on dry, rocky soils and is known for its robustness and adaptability to various site conditions.

This perennial plant belongs to the stonecrop family (Crassulaceae) and is characterized by its small, fleshy leaves and yellow flowers. In nature, Sedum acre is often used as a groundcover and attracts numerous insects, making it a valuable plant in the garden.

Traditionally, Sedum acre is used in homeopathy. It is said to be used for various ailments, although its exact effects and applications are not yet conclusively clarified in modern science. Its application is based on traditional experiences and is valued in homeopathic practice.

• Grows on dry, rocky soils
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Robust and adaptable plant