Sempervivum ‘Pacific Shadows’ – Red & Copper Hen & Chicks

Sempervivum ‘Pacific Shadows’ – Hen & Chicks

Bring rich, changing color to your succulent garden with Sempervivum ‘Pacific Shadows’. This beautiful Hen & Chicks variety forms pink to deep red rosettes with a distinctive copper sheen, creating a colorful display that really stands out in rock gardens and containers.

‘Pacific Shadows’ produces lots of offsets, or “chicks,” on short stolons, eventually forming a tidy, colorful cluster. Leave the chicks attached to create a full grouping, or remove and transplant them to expand your collection or share with friends.

Like other Sempervivum, ‘Pacific Shadows’ is extremely frost hardy and can happily overwinter under a blanket of snow. Provide plenty of outdoor sunlight to encourage the best coloration and maintain compact, tight rosettes.

Growing Information

• Botanical Name: Sempervivum ‘Pacific Shadows’
• Common Name: Hen & Chicks
• Plant Type: Hardy Perennial Succulent
• Hardiness: Zone 4, down to approximately -20°F
• Light: Partial Sun to Full Sun
• Water: Water weekly during active growth when soil is dry
• Soil: Gritty, fast-draining soil
• Height: Under 3 inches
• Rosette Size: 3–4 inches
• Growth Habit: Rosette / Clumping
• Bloom Color: Pink
• Primary Color: Red / Burgundy
• Secondary Color: Orange / Copper
• Special Features: Lots of offsets, pet safe, red-purple coloring

Perfect For

🌿 Rock gardens
🌿 Containers & troughs
🌿 Stone gardens
🌿 Succulent collections
🌿 Garden borders
🌿 Filling cracks and crevices

Color may vary throughout the growing season depending on temperature, sunlight, and growing conditions. The plant may shift between pink, red, burgundy, and copper tones as the seasons change.

Shipping Information

Well-rooted plants are grown and shipped in a 4-inch pot. The plant is shipped in its pot to help protect the roots during transit. Some soil may be removed during packaging to safely prepare the plant for shipping.

Please Note: Plant size, color, and appearance may vary depending on the season. Photos show examples of the beautiful color variations this variety can develop.