Sempervivum ‘Royanum’

Description of Sempervivum ‘Royanum’

Sempervivum ‘Royanum’  is an evergreen succulent . It has creeping growth habit, which forms rosettes of 15 cm in diameter of yellowish-green leaves and red tips. They emit reddish-purple flowers in the shape of a star that holds hairy and vertical stems up to 50 cm long flat on the ends.  Rosettes die after flowering but are replaced by new lateral rosettes. They are perfect for outdoor cultivation, both in planters and on rockery in almost all climates. It is very resistant to low temperatures .

It has the typical irrigation needs of succulents. Furthermore it is advisable to plant it in an area that receives at least 6 hours of sunshine daily. They also grows well with partial sun. Better to plant  it outdoors in areas of soil that you want to cover, as it will spread quickly on the ground . Each rosette will throw up to 4 children.

Uses

• Gardeners often grow Sempervivum ‘Royanum’ in rock gardens, containers, or alpine gardens because of its attractive rosettes of foliage.
• Its compact growth habit and colorful leaves make it a popular choice for adding visual interest to outdoor spaces.
• It spreads well and can tolerate various growing conditions, making it suitable as ground cover in sunny, well-drained areas.
• Furthermore it forms dense mats of foliage that suppress weed growth.
• The dense rosettes of the plant can also be used on slopes to prevent soil erosion.
• Also its small size and tolerance to drought make it well-suited for container gardening on patios, balconies, or windowsills in pots.
• Moreover creative gardeners incorporate Sempervivum rosettes, including ‘Royanum’, into living crafts such as topiaries, or living walls.
• Besides these varieties are often used in educational settings to teach about succulent plants, plant propagation, and plant care.
• Overall, it is valued primarily for its ornamental beauty, resilience, and versatility in garden and landscape settings.

Tips to take care of the Sempervivum “Royanum”

• Substratum Sempervivum thrives in poor soils. 

Fertilizer

• Apply any organic fertilizer.

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