Sempervivum atropatanum
Sempervivum atropatanum is a houseleek from the mountains of northwestern Iran (Iranian Azerbaijan), where winters are freezing and summers hot and dry. Like other houseleeks it is a full-sun rock plant that is happiest outdoors, needing real winter cold and very sharp drainage. Information on this species is scarce, so treat the details as genus-level guidance.
Where it grows wild
Inferred from the genus: rocky mountain slopes, screes and cliff ledges in open steppe, rooted in thin stony soil.
The single wild record lies near 1,950 m in the far northwest of Iran; the true elevation range is not known.
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