Sempervivum 'Jubilee'

Considered an hybrid obtained artificially from the union of Sempervivum stansfieldii and Sempervivum montanum, it is a beautiful succulent plant, particularly appreciated for its magnificent variety of colors and the ability to drastically change shades according to the seasons. Made up of rosettes that tend to cluster very quickly to form large horizontal carpets that do not exceed 15 cm in height, this plant has flat, long and pointed leaves that take on pale light green tones tinged with brownish and red when most exposed to the sun. The entire skin is covered with a very thin layer of short whitish down, which allows the succulent to protect itself from the elements and retain more water inside its leaves, to be exploited in periods of drought. So, depending on the season, you will almost feel like you always have different plants! But that's not all, in fact another feature for which Sempervivum is particularly loved is undoubtedly its resistance to the most varied temperatures: sunlight is perfect, but above all it doesn’t fear low temperatures, surviving without any difficulty even under a blanket of snow!