Cobweb houseleek

Sempervivum arachnoideum

Flower name
Cobweb houseleek
Scientific name
Sempervivum arachnoideum
Alias巻絹, Cobweb houseleek, Spider houseleek, クモノスバンダイソウ, 蜘蛛巣万代草, キヌマキソウ, センペルビヴム　アラクノイデウム, Makiginu
Place of originAlps
Place of floweringHigh mountain
Flowering seasonJune, July, August

What is Cobweb houseleek

Cobweb houseleek (scientific name:Sempervivum arachnoideum) is native to Alpine of the evergreen succulent plant of the crassulaceae family. Form a basal rosette leaves out harsh weather to cope with from the leaf covered central points in a spider like white fluff. Give pink flower stalk in summer, extends from the top of the inflorescence.

Common name: Cobweb houseleek,
Scientific name:Sempervivum arachnoideum
also known as: Spider houseleek,
Origin: Alps, Habitat: Alpine, living environment: Rocky, life-forms: of the succulent perennial plant,
Grass height: 15 cm, stem: no, no, Rather than forming rosettes, rosette-like white-haired leaves: Spider covered forming a basal rosette long: 3 cm, leaf color: light green with leaf tip red, leaf-quality: fleshy, leaf shape: oval-fall lanceolate, asymmetric flower, leaf: all edge, scape length: 5-10 cm, flower-shaped corymb inflorescence / collectors, flowering: from June August, flower color: pink, size: 1-2 cm,: petals five, planted type of place with a small star: lanceolate, flowers: shoot apical meristems, fruit: bag fruit, uses: ornamental plants, potted, alley, botanical gardens, rock gardens