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Category: Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum)

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How often to water Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum)?

As you may already know, sempervivum is a drought-resistant plant, it can accumulate water in the leaves and does not require frequent watering. These guidelines are full of the Internet, but this is...

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Do Hens and Chicks Need Full Sun?

Many years ago, I started growing sempervivum, during which time I had a lot of experience on how to do it better. Today we'll talk about how much sunlight Hens and Chicks needs, whether this plant...

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Will Hen And Chicks (Sempervivum) Survive Winter?

Here is the time to discuss the topic of wintering sempervivum. There is much to talk about. Some gardeners doubt that this gentle succulent can withstand severe frost since its "brothers" of...

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Sempervivum heuffelii

Jovibarba (Sempervivum) heuffelii is unique among the genus sempervivum, such unique colors have no other species. Due to the fact that the color of these plants persists throughout the season and...

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Mountain houseleek

Sempervivum montanum is a perennial succulent, with naturally occurring plants of green color. For gardeners and collectors displayed a large number of decorative varieties. There are also 6...

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Sempervivum calcareum

Sempervivum calcareum is an interesting species, its peculiarity is that it likes to grow on limestone soils. The leaves also have a bluish tinge, and the tips of the leaves can be brown. 61

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