A hydroponic study was conducted to investigate the biomass, root morphology, and zinc (Zn), calcium (Ca) and sulfur (S) contents of two Sedum alfredii- ecotypes under effects of different concentration calcium (Ca2+) addition. The results showed that with increasing exogenous Ca2+ concentration, the dry mass of the two S. alfrediiecotypes increased, and the shoot dry mass of hyperaccumulation ecotype increased significantly (P<0.05). The root length and root surface area of hyperaccumulation ecotype increased with increasing exogenous Ca2+ concentration, while those of nonhyperaccumulation ecotype were in adverse. The Zn accumulation in the root, stem and leaf of hyperaccumulation ecotype was increased with increasing exogenous Ca2+ concentration though the differences among Ca2+ treatments were not significant (P>0.05), while the Zn accumulation in the shoot of nonhyperaccumulation ecotype was significantly low (P<0.05). The Ca accumulation in the root, stem and leaf of non-hyperaccumulation ecotype had a significant positive correlation with the concentration of exogenous Ca2+ (P<0.05), so as the S accumulation in the root of hyperaccumulation ecotype (P<0.01). Exogenous Ca2+ promoted the Zn absorption and accumulation of hyperaccumulation ecotype, while inhibited the Zn accumulation of nonhyperaccumulation ecotype. Appropriate concentration of exogenous Ca2+ could promote the growth of hyperaccumulation ecotype S. alfredii, and improve its ability of accumulating more zinc.