The BigSam® range stands out for the generous shape of its XXL rosettes. Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz is a succulent perennial appreciated for its large rosettes with fleshy leaves ranging from bluish green to purple. Its summer flowering brings hints of purple pink. Suitable for rock gardens and roof gardens, this hardy, resistant variety is perfect for harsh climates.
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Characteristics of Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz:
Le Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz se distingue par ses rosettes de 20cm de diamètre. Cette succulente préfère les expositions en plein soleil, ce qui intensifie son feuillage persistant pourpre. Très rustique, elle supporte des températures allant jusqu'à -15°C. Sa floraison, qui a lieu en été, durant juillet et août, offre des fleurs de couleur rose pourpré, ajoutant une note décorative et vive aux jardins.
How do I use Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz?
Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz is ideal for a variety of landscaping applications. It is perfect for rock gardens, green roofs and gravel gardens. In pots, it enhances balconies and terraces. It is also useful as a border plant or as a filler plant for difficult areas where other plants will not grow. Its drought resistance and low maintenance make it a popular option for amateur and professional gardeners alike.
What advice do you have for growing Sempervivum BigSam® Purple Quartz successfully?
To grow Sempervivum BigSam® Pink Pomelo successfully, plant it in well-drained soil, ideally sandy or gravelly. Water moderately, especially in summer, avoiding excess water which can cause root rot. No specific pruning is necessary, but you can remove dead rosettes to encourage growth. Fertilisation is not essential, but adding compost in spring can stimulate growth. By following these tips, you can ensure optimum growth and brilliant flowering.