Sempervivum erythraeum
A Bulgarian mountain houseleek with grey-green, often purple-flushed downy rosettes and reddish-purple flowers. Fully hardy, it is best grown outdoors in full sun with a cold winter, in a gritty, well-drained mix.
Where it grows wild
Rocky slopes, screes and crevices on siliceous rock in the mountains of southwestern Bulgaria, in open, sunny sites.
Few records carry elevations; the measured site lies at 1350 m and the species is known from roughly montane to subalpine levels.
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