Sempervivum macedonicum
A small Balkan houseleek forming tight rosettes on rocky mountain slopes, recorded in Greece mostly between about 1200 and 2100 m. It is fully hardy and wants full sun, a gritty mix and a cold winter; like most Sempervivum it dislikes warm, wet, still conditions.
Where it grows wild
Rocky mountain slopes, outcrops and stony grassland in the Balkan ranges, typically on thin, fast-draining soil. Detail for this species is thin; this follows the genus and the measured sites.
The measured Greek sites sit at about 1190 to 2070 m; few records carry their own elevation.
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