Sempervivum ‘Pacific Trails’ – Fuzzy Red & Maroon Hen & Chicks

Sempervivum ‘Pacific Trails’ – Hen & Chicks

Add rich color and unique texture to your succulent collection with Sempervivum ‘Pacific Trails’. This striking variety forms fuzzy red to maroon rosettes with contrasting green centers, covered in fine cilia-like hairs.

‘Pacific Trails’ has a naturally tight, clumping growth habit, creating a beautiful patch of colorful rosettes as it produces new offsets, or “chicks.”

The name Sempervivum means “always alive,” and these hardy succulents certainly live up to their reputation! The main rosette, or “hen,” produces babies, or “chicks,” that quickly multiply and fill in around the original plant.

Sempervivum are monocarpic, meaning an individual mature rosette will eventually die after flowering. Don't worry—the offsets it has produced will continue growing and quickly fill the space left behind.

Growing Information

• Botanical Name: Sempervivum ‘Pacific Trails’
• Common Name: Hen & Chicks
• Plant Type: Hardy Perennial Succulent
• Hardiness Zones: 4–9
• Height: Approximately 3 inches
• Light: Filtered/Partial Sun, Full Sun, or Partial Shade
• Water: Light watering; allow soil to dry between waterings
• Soil: Gravelly, gritty, fast-draining soil
• Growth Habit: Tight clump / Rosette
• Special Feature: Color-changing foliage

Growing Tips

🌱 Excellent drainage is essential. Plant in gritty, well-draining soil and avoid locations where the plant stays wet during winter.

🌱 Drought tolerant once established.

🌱 Great for containers and rock gardens, including small crevices and areas with limited soil.

🌱 Expect color changes! Sempervivum naturally change color throughout the seasons, so your plant may look quite different as temperatures and growing conditions change.

Shipping Information

This plant comes in a 4-inch pot. It is shipped in its pot to help protect the root system 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. The photos represent the variety's potential coloration, but your plant may arrive in a different color phase.