Sempervivum borissovae
A houseleek from the mountains of the Caucasus, recorded at about 1650–1820 m. It is fully hardy and needs full sun, sharp drainage and a real cold winter, just like other alpine Sempervivum.
Where it grows wild
Rocky slopes, screes and rock outcrops in the subalpine zone of the Caucasus, judging from the record sites and the genus.
The two records lie at about 1650 and 1820 m; the genus here commonly reaches 2500 m or more.
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