Pity it's no-name ...

A ciliosum?

Could it be ossetiensis ?

could be anything, I guess ... in the end it's a lost-label plant. But because it looks like a "possible wild plant" I'll keep it.

Unless someone can tell why it has to be a pure species and can't be a lookalike-hybrid, I'm open for suggestions!

I rather like this lost-label plant. I started my collection with buying various houseleeks in local shops, mostly no-name ones. I obtained 3 very similar plants, which differ in the amount of dark colour in the leaf-tips and in the length of stolons. This one is the most contrastingly coloured and it also forms the shortest stolons. The result is a compact cluster of plants which is doing very well.