First pic is the one I have in my room (I have kept it in my room for montgs, since it was tiny), second pic is the ones outside.
The room one used to look like the others just a few weeks ago, idk what happened.
I water when soil is dry and keep it by a window
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The one in your room is being starved for light
Sempervivum are full light plants. I’ve never seen one grow healthy inside even with additional growlights
Thanks for the help everyone, I will put this plant outside with the others.
If anyone has suggestions for indoor plants, please tell me in reply of this comment.
I wanna ad some green to my room
The leaves lay flatter/open when it needs more light. More surface area of the leaf is absorbing light. So when the leaves are flat or facing down like yours, it’s trying to get the most sun possible from the environment it’s in.
When they point straight up, they’re not sun-starved, they’re not laying open to maximize surface area, they’re happier.