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Native environment of Sempervivum ‘Green Wheel’

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A cultivated selection derived from European and western Asian mountain houseleeks; it has no wild native range of its own.

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Identification boundary

The cultivar name ‘Green Wheel’ cannot be confirmed from green color alone. Retain the name only when a reliable label accompanies the plant.

Care translation

Provide full sun outdoors; provide strong light and good airflow, use one part screened potting mix to three parts coarse grit, pumice, or fine gravel, and preserve air around the roots.

Care principle

To understand the care of a plant, understand its native climate and environment.

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