@peachypuk @bilks Sempervivum tectorum (aka) - Houseleek - is very good for anything ear related. It’s a succulent plant and you just take one of its leaves, slice open and let the sap go into the ear canal. 2-3 times a day for a few days usually helps and keeps ear from infection.

— Ragnarök (@PerfectlyZen23) 2022.9.21

山靛 Mercurialis Perennis 其學名的字源, 可能來自水銀或羅馬的墨丘利斯 是青藍色染劑原料 長青草 Sempervivum Tectorum 其德文為 Dachwurz 意 屋頂上的草 據說在屋頂上種植的話就可以避免雷擊、火災和魔法的傷害

— 奶油蒜香炒螃蟹 (@Nefarious_Li) 2022.7.13

Casi extinguida, la Siempreviva mayor (Sempervivum tectorum) nos deleita con sus bellas flores #sucus #plantslovers #planttwitter #plantas https://t.co/1eZJc0WjrM

— Gaviero (@Jose02390045) 2022.7.5

Sempervivum tectorum - flexibility of plants #NaturePhotography #NatureBeauty #photo https://t.co/Lvy0oZaTQW

— LastViking (@LastViking9) 2022.6.16

Just got a Sempervivum Tectorum plant! Pretty excited!

— Chrissie (@chrissieh1010) 2022.6.6

Faleceu uma filha minha, uma Sempervivum tectorum, já é a segunda #RIP

— Anna Tchélico (@AnnaCelico) 2022.3.17

Also I’ve 6 succulents Common houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum), Blue Echeveria(Echeveria secunda), Copperstone Sedum (Sedum nussbaumerianum) & Crinkle-Leaf Plant (Adromischus cristatus) left to right. 4 of the entire range of species you can see here (rest of 2 r of same species) https://t.co/ASf1OiE7bs

— Sal Khan سلمان خان सलमान खान ️‍ (@angrybrowngay) 2022.3.18

@Glitch32866118 @MoonlitComet @GabeDut It looks like sempervivum tectorum to me, not quite sure though.

— Možuh.exe (@SMozuh) 2022.1.1

I frequently post my prettiest and most colorful plants on here, but my weird green alien babies need love too #TheaSuccs IDs: 1) Adromischus cristatus / Frog Toes 2) Haworthiopsis reinwardtii / Eagle’s Claw 3) Crassula ovata / Ogre’s Ear 4) Sempervivum tectorum/ Oddity https://t.co/HD44dSnHd3

— the(a) end of love (@kylorenvevo) 2021.11.10

Sempervivum tectorum at home. by ER's Eyes - Our planet is beautiful. https://t.co/GVbMKGmyOz

— Rob Menting (@RobMenting) 2021.9.11

Sempervivum tectorum ‘Hens and chicks’ is flowering! https://t.co/d8rlrTQw5M

— Ben Stover (@cactusgasm) 2021.8.25

Sempervivum tectorum, is looking good among the others #googlyeyes https://t.co/vnPgxONSPF

— Lily ‍♀️ (@beetlebad) 2021.8.16

ハウスリークの親株がモリモリ大きくなっていて、１株の直径が10㎝位になってます いつもの子が５００円玉サイズなので、ずいぶん大きくなりました 北海道の冬でも野外に出しっぱなし！それでも元気です #ヤネバンダイソウ　#ハウスリーク　#センペルビウム https://t.co/961AA0plmY

— 浅羽えん (@11outlaw13) 2021.6.22

Sempervivum tectorum, or common house leek: native to the mountains of southern Europe, it is associated with love medicine, and believed to offer protection against house decay, lightning strikes and witchcraft. Certainly I’ve had no witches at my door since keeping a sprig. https://t.co/TYpBLcqVtx

— Paul Tritschler (@PaulTritschler) 2021.6.24

#Suculentas: Sempervivum tectorum. https://t.co/K5ZD9RStx9

— Todo Plantas (@plantas_todo) 2021.5.28

Etimología del nombre: Sempervivum, del latín "semper" = siempre y "vivum" = vivo. Tectorum, epíteto del latín "tectus" = de los tejados.

— Todo Plantas (@plantas_todo) 2021.5.28

@scotter810 Kind of looks like a houseleek. Sempervivum tectorum.

— SoberEllie (@EllieSober) 2021.5.4

i thought my sempervivum tectorum was doing great because look at them baby shoots!! but it turns out it isn't getting enough light, which is why those shoots are so long and they are growing extra fast because the “hen” has died https://t.co/48eqX7CG0U

— del⁷ ‍⬛ (@delchwita) 2021.5.3

The Latin name for the House Leek is "Sempervivum Tectorum", which roughly means "Always Alive House Roof". Apparently, it can also be called "Welcome-home-husband-though-never-so-drunk" ‍♀️ #FaustianFriday #GothicSpring Wikimedia https://t.co/IrrfsQLXNl

— Joan Ava (@avalonbalcony) 2021.2.27

Mi mamá me regaló una planta. Necesito un nombre para mi planta. Sempervivum tectorum o Siempreviva de los tejados, suculenta. Foto de El/la aludid@. Aiuda. https://t.co/UZFMlLrkFE

— Bleunyn't (@Bleunyn) 2021.2.3