Sempervivum 'Commander Hay' ~ Commander Hay Hens and Chicks medicinal but twig blight may occur

but twig blight may occur if too wet

The color of the lacecap clusters depends on the soil PH - acidic soils produce bright milky blue flowers

It blooms heavily in mid summer and has a lighter bloom from late summer into fall

Male flowers are followed by catkins that last till the next spring

glossy green leaves and soft pure white flowers that blooms mid-spring

Sempervivum 'Commander Hay' ~ Commander Hay Hens and Chicks medicinal but twig blight may occurCommander Hay Hens and Chicks is a mat forming evergreen succulent with flat blue green foliage that matures to red with green tips and grow in rosettes. The mother Rosset(hen) spreads out with horizontal stems to seed offsets (chicks). Infrequently in summer a short stalk rises from the hen sporting clusters of pink or yellow flowers. The hen dies after flowering, giving space for the chicks to grow. Best color with full sun and dry to medium well