sempervivum tectorum

action	astringent, detersive, diuretic, hemostat, refrigerant, vermifuge, vulnerary
common name	common house-leek, houseleek
family	crassulaceae
indigenous use	cherokee
range	acadia national park, austria, baden, balearic islands, belgium, bosnia, europe, germany, hawaii volcanoes national park, isle royale national park, mexico, pennslyvania, spain, turkey, uk, ussr
used to treat	bee sting, calluses, cancer, corns, depurative, ear ailments, fever, inflammation, skin ailments, spasms, toothache, tumor (thigh), warts
comments	It has cooling properties when used as a poultice. Is commonly used to soften and alleviate corns and hard skin.