Sempervivum minus
A small alpine houseleek from the high mountains of northeastern Türkiye, forming tight rosettes and bearing pale yellow flowers. It is very cold-hardy but resents wet, warm, stagnant conditions, so it belongs in a sunny trough or alpine house.
Where it grows wild
Grows in rock crevices, screes and stony alpine grassland on high mountains, under snow for months in winter. Details are generalised from Anatolian Sempervivum.
The single record sits at about 2400 m; the species is generally known from high elevations.
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