A few Sempervivum id's if poss?

I've recently acquired a few Sempervivum from boot sales and village plant sales. None have an id so I was hoping to get a little help.

I'm pretty sure that the first is S.arachnoides, although I'm happy to stand corrected...............


The next two are fairly similar, but deffo different!




No.4....................


Finally, No.5................


Thanks in anticipation...........

 

I've got a few sedums but I dont know the variety of any of them.
One thing I do find is they grow totally different outside, in hard conditions to how they grow in pots, often with frost protection.
So one that looks large and leafy, becomes very small and compact when actually grown properly.

 

Thanks Marley! Gives me a starting point to work from.

For the time being (till next late spring probably) they'll be in pots as the area that I have earmarked for them is riddled with a dwarf Bamboo.

 

Time to bring in a Dwarf Panda, perhaps.

 

It'll be a bleeding big Panda if it does the job properly!

 

Dare I say it,......... I hate bamboo.
Its the most untropical looking tropical that there is, if that makes sense.

 

I agree. We had some at the other place simply to provide some privacy, but it still got past the barrier. Evil stuff!

 

Pete , that`s something to know , as recently there are huge variety on sale , someone even told me that are painting to sell more of them .
perhaps strange and regret , last year in the Latvian forest , I`ve actually picked up some pure wild variety , they where actually growing on the moss ......funny thing they are actually big then last year .....maybe the warm winter they get over here .

 

Just noticed I put Sedum in my post..
Glad you all know I meant Sempervivum.

 

Great link!

 

wow thank you Marley , that is a great site ....I was just looking for some fresh potting idea