Semponium

Wonderful species of Crassulacea created for the first time in England by the union between Aeonium and Semprevivum, the Semponium. This hybrid has inherited some characteristics from both parents: from the Aeonium the rosette arrangement , the elegance of its colors while from Sempervivum it inherits the sturdiness. In fact, the Semponium resists winter temperatures, up to 0, while below this temperature needs to be protected. They have elongated, oval leaves with very attractive shades and shades that change after prolonged exposure to the sun or even from season to season: from light green to dark green or from green to red with purple and reddish shades on the tips and towards the edges; truly breathtaking shades.