cebenese succulent care Sempervivum arachnoideum 'Cebenese' – Altman Plants

cebenese succulent care Sempervivum arachnoideum 'Cebenese' – Altman PlantsSempervivum arachnoideum cv. 'Cebenese', native to higher altitudes in Europe, forms delicate rosettes to 3 inches in diameter with pale green leaves. Leaves have very ciliate (hairy) margins, often totaly obscuring the rosette with a dense white "cobweb" appearance. Flowers are star shaped and pink. In the past, Sempervivums were planted on roofs in Europe and it was believed that Semperivivums had the ability to protect the house from lightning

Sempervivum arachnoideum cv. 'Cebenese', native to higher altitudes in Europe, forms delicate rosettes to 3 inches in diameter with pale green leaves. Leaves have very ciliate (hairy) margins, often totaly obscuring the rosette with a dense white "cobweb" appearance. Flowers are star-shaped and pink. In the past, Sempervivums were planted on roofs in Europe and it was believed that Semperivivums had the ability to protect the house from lightning strikes or other attacks. Star-shaped rose flowers in summer months. Sempervivums can provide colorful accents for rock gardens, dish gardens and often are used in strawberry pots, old bird baths, troughs, logs and other unusual plantings. Considered hardy to Zone 5. Requires porous soil with adequate drainage. Filtered light with ample airflow. Prefers shade during summer dormancy. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. Although very cold tolerant, best to provide frost protection to prevent possible scarring.

SURVIVE & THRIVE

Bloom time: Summer
Size: 3 inches high and 3+ inches wide (each rosette)
Plant in porous, well-draining soil
Provide bright light to full sun (indirect light in afternoon)
Water thoroughly when soil is completely dry to the touch
Hardiness: USDA Zone 5 (-20° F)