Cobweb Hens and Chicks - Sempervivum arachnoideum

This batch is so tiny, you can hardly see the cobwebs on them, (slso known as Cobweb Houseleek.) Super cute. Keep their roots confined and they should stay small. If not, they might double in size, but they will still be much smaller than the regular-sized houseleeks.

It's our favorite Hen and Chick with tiny cobweb-like hairs on the top of the rosettes that add an air of fantasy to the plant. Selected specifically for the miniature garden, we focus on the smaller dwarf varieties for our miniature gardening. Just like the "regular" Hen and Chicks, they are hardy and drought-proof.

Pot can be divided right away.

• Full sun to part sun
• Best in dry places - perfect for the full sun miniature garden
• Size will stay the same as in the picture - the are a small variety

• When happy, the' hen' will bloom, usually in mid summer, then the mother will die leaving the 'chicks' to carry on the cycle of life ;o)

• Great in the ground or in a pot
• Cold zones 3 thru 10, hardy to -30F
• Heat hardy zones 8 thru 1

• Pot is 4" wide
• An outdoor plant