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Rosularia pallida
The plant likes full sun and does not mind partial shade.
In a pot, water after the substrate dries out. When placing in a rock garden, water at your own discretion.
The plant is hardy and can be grown outdoors all year round.
The rock plant forms large rosettes and, over time, voluminous and tight cushions to brighten up a rock garden or crevices between rocks.
Rosularia pallida, originally from Turkey. The hairy leaves turn light green and form rosettes. It eventually grows into large, tight bundles up to 10 cm tall. During June and July it produces pink flowers that brighten its appearance. For example, it is suitable for growing in gaps between rocks where it has good water drainage from the roots.
These plants are hardy and require only minimal attention and care. They are suitable for the rock garden or in portable containers, and if they have enough light and permeable soil, they can manage to live in very inhospitable conditions. Succulents should be repotted every once in a while to give them enough nutrients for their growth. Water only during prolonged droughts and usually do not water in winter.