Sempervivum in Ceramic Dish

€42,95

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Robust and full of character, it finds its best place outdoors: the Sempervivum in a Ceramic Bowl.

The Sempervivum, also known as hens-and-chicks, is a tough succulent that effortlessly withstands sun, wind, and cold. Set in an organically shaped ceramic bowl, it forms a timeless scene that remains green and vibrant all year round, no matter the season.

Available in four warm glaze tones, from deep burgundy to soft caramel, so there is always a color that suits your patio, balcony, or garden.

Ceramic bowl | Burgundy, Yellow, Caramel, Brown | Sempervivum | The Green Stylish Garden

Dimensions: Height 18 cm | Length 19 cm | Width 19 cm

Color: Burgundy

Burgundy
Yellow
Caramel
Brown

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Sempervivum in Ceramic Dish

Burgundy

€42,95

Care

The Sempervivum is one of the most low-maintenance outdoor plants available: once planted, it requires little attention and lasts for years.

Water

Only water when the soil is completely dry, and even then, sparingly. Outdoors, rainwater is often sufficient; additional fertilizing is rarely needed.

Place and light

Place the bowl in a sunny to semi-shady spot outdoors. Full sun will produce the most beautiful, compact rosettes and strongest colors; too much shade will make the plant leggy and elongated.

Temperature

The Sempervivum is fully winter hardy and tolerates frost well below freezing. More important than temperature is drainage: never let the plant sit in water.

Additional care tips

Avoid a spot where water collects, this is the main pitfall with Sempervivum. Feel free to remove withered outer leaves; this is part of the plant's natural growth cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Sempervivum stay outdoors all year round?

Yes, the Sempervivum is fully winter hardy and can be left outdoors all year round, even in frost. Just make sure there's no standing water in it during frost.

How much water does the Sempervivum need?

Very little: as a true succulent, Sempervivum stores moisture in its leaves. Water only during prolonged drought and allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings.

Is this dish also suitable as a gift?

Certainly, its robust appearance and low-maintenance nature make it a pleasant and sustainable gift for anyone with a garden, balcony, or terrace.