Crassula Expansa subsp. fragilis
Growing up to 25cm tall and spreading like a ground-cover, this adorable little Crassula has pale, slightly furry green leaves and dark pink/maroon stems. The
Succulent Varieties » Crassula
The most common among the Crassula genus is the commonly named ‘Jade Tree.’ There are around 200 different species in the Crassula family and they can be found all over the world.
Crassula can be propogated by stem or leaf, cultivated forms don’t take too well to extreme cold or heat and cause them to drop leaves or even branches and slowly die.
There are many different forms of Crassula. Some grow in a tree like formation (Crassula Ovata), others are more trailing (baby’s necklace) and rosette forming such as Crassula Campfire. As they are winter active succulents, it makes things a lot easier to care for when pairing them together in a garden or succulent container. You can then fertilise them all at once or, leave them all alone when the season changes.
Growing up to 25cm tall and spreading like a ground-cover, this adorable little Crassula has pale, slightly furry green leaves and dark pink/maroon stems. The
With the common name of ‘butterfly bush’ this Crassula is a green perforated leafed succulent native to South Africa with orange/red edges that are more
Commonly named Pondo Cliff Crassula, rarely growing taller than 35cm heigh. It’s beautiful star shaped magenta coloured flowers appear mid winter and are in full
Variegated Crassula Ovata is a slow growing succulent shrub, reaching up to 1.2m tall. If kept in full sun it will develop pink margins on
Hobbit is a larger leafed succulent shrub that can sometimes be mistaken for Gollum Jade (Crassula Ovata Gollum). To differentiate it from Gollum observe the
Gollum is a small shrub type succulent, growing up to 90cm tall and 60cm wide. The leaves form a tubular pattern which can assist to
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