Premium Assorted Sempervivum Mix

Various varieties growers choice

Exceptionally Cold-Hardy Rosette Succulents for All Climates

This Premium Assorted Sempervivum Mix provides a diverse and robust collection of these popular rosette-forming succulents, commonly known as “Hens and Chicks.” We guarantee exceptional variety and quality, pulling from our inventory of over 40 distinct types. This mix is a cornerstone product for any wholesale nursery, appealing directly to customers in cold-climate regions due to its unparalleled winter hardiness.

Key Features for Retail and Landscape

• Unmatched Cold Tolerance: The primary selling point—these are extremely cold-hardy, thriving outdoors and maintaining their structure even in severe winter conditions.
• Guaranteed Diversity: Each tray contains 12 distinct varieties (6 plants of each), ensuring high sales appeal and a broad spectrum of colors and textures.
• Broad Market Use: An excellent choice for succulent beginners and experts alike; perfect for rock gardens, groundcover, vertical walls, and mixed arrangements.

Wholesale Specifications and Culture

Availability and Container

• Container Size: 72 Cell Tray (Ideal for mass production, propagation, and starter material).
• Diversity Assurance: Orders of multiple trays will feature different varieties, ensuring a unique selection across your entire inventory.
• Wholesale Value: Highly competitive pricing at $.85 per plant. Optional merchandising tags are available (General: $.07 / Item-Specific: $.10).

Cultural Needs

Exposure

Thrives in Full Sun to Partial Shade. Color intensification is most prominent when the plants receive significant sun exposure.

Watering Needs

Highly drought-tolerant once established. Best results are achieved with a “soak and dry” method; allow the potting medium to dry out completely between waterings.

Cold Hardiness (Grow Zone)

Extremely resilient; suitable for year-round outdoor growth in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-13.

Overwintering

Unlike most succulents, Sempervivum thrive outdoors in the snow and cold. They can also be successfully grown indoors if provided with adequate light.