Dr. Fritz Köhlein

From a dark, even red colour in early spring, the colours develop into a stronger red with a slightly mottled appearance. The outer leaves turn green/ochre in summer creating a bright red eye in the centre. Smallish rosettes with small, thick leaves.

An exceptional plant - it had to be, as it was named after a famed authority on Sempervivums. It was voted Semp of the Year in 2009.

Bred by Volkmar Schara (D) 2004

Sent in 9cm pots as growing, established plants.