SEMPERVIVUM TECTORUM succulent. They are small 1-4 ", creeping succulent plants that form tight groups up to 50 cm in diameter. The fleshy rosettes have deep green or bluish green leaves with a reddish or brown tip. They produce suckers every year and create real tapestries. The flowers can be white, yellow, pink or red and appear at the end of a long peduncle. They bloom in summer. The mother rosette dies after flowering but produces lateral suckers. They are used in rockeries, on slopes, in wall cracks and in low and wide pots for balconies, terraces and windows. Sempervivum tectorum needs full sun exposure; they resist frost and intense heat well. They grow in any type of soil but prefer well-drained limestone soils. Water moderately waiting for the soil to be completely dry. They resist drought very well. You will be getting succulents bareroot ready to be potted! just add soil, water .