An inference of the species of the plant on f3r

[Mauro]

And by the way, I also noticed an interesting fact. The word "Sempervivum" can be separated into two Latin words—"Semper" (which means "forever") and "vivum" (which means "life").  connecting together, which means "immortality."

It actually does not mean 'immortality', rather 'immortal' ('always alive'). The plant has been called that way because it survives harsh winter conditions and desiccation.

I have seen lots of Sempervivum and Sedum, they are quite common where I live, with many different species, and I can assure you they do not look like the plant of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. at all.