Sempervivum cernochii
A houseleek from the northwestern Balkans, described in 2014. It is a hardy rock rosette that wants full sun, sharp drainage and a real cold winter, so it belongs outdoors in a trough or rock garden rather than inside.
Where it grows wild
Its own habitat details are thin in the sources we could reach. Balkan Sempervivum grow on sunny rock outcrops, scree and thin stony soil, often on mountains.
Elevation is unknown. The climate site is a regional centroid near Sarajevo at about 570 m; many Balkan houseleeks grow higher.
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