It is a very old medicinal and witch-plant...

The Houseleek is therefore one of the numerous "Herbs-for-cuts ", " Herbs-for-burns " or "Herbs-for-horns", because of real or supposed healing-soothing and/or keratolitic properties of the abundant juice of its leaves, when placed directly on the injury, the burn or the undesirable excrescence. In Brittany, for example, and probably elsewhere, it was frequently, and is sometimes again alas, used to relieve the otitises (!) while pressing the juice of a leaf in the auditory duct... Noting the state of the eardrums of people having "benefitted" from this shock treatment, one can put forward without too much risk of mistake that the reputation of this plant in this domain is somewhat overrated...

(Houseleek) Is recommended for herpes zoster and CANCEROUS TUMORS. Scirrhous induration of tongue. Mammary carcinoma. Ringworm. Haemorrhoids.

Skin
Erysipelatous affections. WARTS and corns. Aphthae. Flushed surface and stinging pains.

Relationship
Compare: SEDUM ACRE-small Houseleek- (scorbutic conditions; ulcers, intermittent fever). (GALIUM; KALI CYANAT.) OXALIS ACETOSELLA-Wood sorrel-(The inspissated juice used as a cautery to remove cancerous growths of the lips). COTYLEDON. FICUS CARICA-(Fig)-The milky juice of the freshly broken stalk applied to warts; causes their disappearance.

Dose
Tincture and 2 decimal, also fresh juice of plant. Locally for bites of insects, stings of bees, and poisoned wounds, WARTS.
Source:International Academy of Classical Homeopathy