Sempervivum 'Pacific Blue Ice' Hens & Chicks

Bareroot plants are shipped without soil around their roots while in a dormant state. This allows for easier establishment once planted, as the roots can immediately acclimate to your specific soil conditions.

The rosettes generally stay a cool, icy blue-green, but you can expect the centers to take on a rose-colored tint during cooler weather. This seasonal color shift adds extra visual interest during the transition months.

Yes, they are excellent for containers, provided you use a well-draining, gritty potting mix designed for succulents. Ensure the pot has drainage holes, as these plants will not tolerate sitting in wet soil.

Propagating is simple: gently detach the small offsets, or 'chicks,' from the main 'hen' once they have developed a few small roots. You can then place them directly into a gritty soil mix to start new plants.

Yes, the succulent, fleshy leaves are generally unappealing to deer and rabbits. While no plant is 100% immune to browsing, this variety is a reliable choice for gardens prone to animal pressure.

The most critical factor is drainage. They require dry, gritty, or sandy soil to prevent root rot; if your garden soil is heavy clay, you should amend it with grit or gravel to improve aeration.