Sempervivum altum
A Caucasian houseleek known from mountain rocks of the Transcaucasus. Like other Caucasian Sempervivum it is fully hardy and does best outdoors in full sun, in a gritty mix, with winter cold and protection from prolonged wet.
Where it grows wild
No locality data are available; the profile follows the genus, which forms rosettes on rocks, scree and thin soil in open mountain sites.
No recorded elevations; Caucasian Sempervivum mostly grow in the subalpine and alpine zones, roughly 1,500 to 2,800 m.
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