Sempervivum armenum
A mountain houseleek from the high rocky slopes of northern Türkiye and the Transcaucasus, at roughly 1750 to 2250 m. It is fully frost-hardy and needs a real cold winter. It does far better outdoors in a sunny rock garden or trough than as a houseplant.
Where it grows wild
Its records come from open rocky slopes, screes and rock outcrops in the Pontic and inner Anatolian mountains. It forms rosette mats in full sun, in thin stony soil.
Climate sites lie at 1760 to 2230 m. Snow covers the ground for much of the winter.
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