English: Teneriffe houseleek; Hen-and-chicks.
Name: ciliosum means "with a small fringe", from Latin.
Clades: crassulaceae,
Region: balkan, Southeastern Europe.
Habitat: requires a semi-sheltered position with several hours of full sun; well-drained and well-amended substrate, even plain sphagnum moss; rocky outcrops and cliff faces; grow well when vertically; onto driftwood, rocks, wooden posts, trees, moss poles, elevated structures, as this facilitates maximum drainage and aeration; intolerant of excessively shady, stagnant conditions, nor in overly wet soils; amidst leaf litter and moss, accumulated in-between and around rocks on exposed slopes; alpine locations, airflow, sunlight and drainage are optimal; prefers any precipitation, when well drained.
BotanyType: herbs; succulent; colony-forming; evergreen; perennial; forming colonies, creating baby plantlets, attached by an umbilical cord-like appendage.
Leaves: teal-green; slightly pointed; slightly hairy; in rosettes, 7.5 cm high and wide; forming dense mats of up to 50 cm wide.
Flower: yellowish, star-shaped; monocarpic (hapaxanth like aeoniums, agaves, kalanchoes); blooming by turning its leaves inward and then up and out; flowering stalks up to 10 cm tall