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Sep 4, 2016 1:11 AM CST

Lynn, J. allionii is the only Jovibarba that grow in Col de Turini area. May be, your plant do not come from that place.
To identify correctly a Semps from the photo is not easy, but your plants are very different from wild plants and I am not sure they are true allionii. I have some difficulties to explain in english. The most important morphologic characteristic of allionii that permits to distinguish it from others is:
hairy leaves, offsets near the ground (see photos).
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J. allionii

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J. hirta
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J. arenaria

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