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Sempervivum IS NOTis not a houseplant! The "problem" you describe is called flowering :) Once starting to flower, the rosette starts to grow upwards (in your case sadly sidewards & downwards which shows the unfavourable conditions plant was growing in!). AfterAfterwards, the flowering plant dies -, and this is normal. MoreHere's more on Sempervivum cultivation http.//sempervivum.aforumfree on my website.com Sempervivum IS NOT a houseplant! The "problem" you describe is called flowering :) Once starting to flower, the rosette starts to grow upwards (in your case sadly sidewards & downwards which shows the unfavourable conditions plant was growing in!). After the flowering plant dies - and this is normal. More on Sempervivum cultivation http.//sempervivum.aforumfree.com Sempervivum is not a houseplant! The "problem" you describe is called flowering :) Once starting to flower, the rosette starts to grow upwards (in your case sadly sidewards & downwards which shows the unfavourable conditions plant was growing in!). Afterwards, the flowering plant dies, and this is normal. Here's more on Sempervivum cultivation on my website. |
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Sempervivum IS NOT a houseplant! The "problem" you describe is called flowering :) Once starting to flower, the rosette starts to grow upwards (in your case sadly sidewards & downwards which shows the unfavourable conditions plant was growing in!). After the flowering plant dies - and this is normal. More on Sempervivum cultivation http.//sempervivum.aforumfree.com |
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