Sempervivum funckii
A houseleek usually regarded as a hybrid of central European alpine Sempervivum, long grown in gardens and found naturalised on walls and rocks. It is fully hardy and wants full sun, sharp drainage and a cold winter outdoors, not a warm windowsill.
Where it grows wild
Recorded on rocks, walls, roofs and stony ground; many records are probably garden escapes or old plantings rather than truly wild populations. Its parent species grow on sunny rocky slopes in the Alps.
Records carry few elevations; the measured sites are lowland to submontane (270 to 560 m), well below the alpine habitats of its parent species.
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