Looks like I'm heading down the same path with both semps and sedums. Is adding more varieties the only cure
I can't lie the more I look on the database the more varieties I want to add to the garden I'm up to 160 semps on my want list now.
If anyone has any named sempervivum rosettes they'd like to trade for some fig and pomegranate cuttings this November please let me know. I grow about 120 different named fig trees and about 70 different named pomegranate trees. I doubt my baby semps and sedums will produce enough by then to trade them but I will have extra Dunce's Cap (Orostachys malacophylla var. iwarenge) that I put in some small pots I can trade also.
I'm so excited about growing Sempervivum. You should have seen the look on my wife's face when I told her I'm starting a new plant collection. She don't understand my passion for plants. I not only enjoy growing and propagating a wide array of plants I also hybridize a few so I have a bunch of different seedlings I'm always evaluating. I plan on trying my hand at hybridizing a few semps one day also.