sempervivum black

Sempervivum 'Black' originates from selective hybridizations in Central Europe, thriving on calcareous rocky slopes. It is a polycarpic species forming rosettes that propagate through short stolons. Notably, it exhibits intense anthocyanin pigmentation uncommon among Sempervivum species. Compact rosettes 4-6 cm wide, spatulate leaves with entire margins, black-violet pigmentation intensifying in autumn. Leaves arranged tightly, surface slightly pubescent.