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A dense compact rosette that develops strong red colours. This cultivar was raised by Kayser and Siebert in Germany in 1965 but the name 'Nocturne' has been used for a form of
S. marmoreum and is sometime translated as 'Nocturno'. Horst Diehm said: "medium-sized, black-green to dark purple-brown rosettes, with white glandular hairs at the edge, pink flower, 15 cm". Erwin Geiger is quoted on Sempervivum List: "I also received this plant under the name 'Topaz' and S. tectorum pyrenaicum. Attractive reddish-brown rosettes form compact cushions as they rarely bloom!" |
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