Sempervivum thompsonianum
A natural hybrid houseleek from the mountains of the north-western Balkans, named in 1940. Like other Balkan Sempervivum it is a frost-hardy rosette plant of sunny rock and scree. It does best outdoors in full sun with sharp drainage and a real cold winter.
Where it grows wild
No specific habitat data were found. Balkan Sempervivum grow in rock crevices, on scree and in thin stony grassland on mountain slopes, fully exposed to sun and wind.
No recorded elevations. The climate point is at about 570 m in Bosnia, but houseleeks of the region usually grow on mountains, often above 1,000 m, where it is cooler.
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