Crassula sp. (Crassula)

Botanical name: Crassula sp.

Common name: Crassula

Family: Crassulaceae

Origin: South Africa and Madagascar

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Hardiness: 30°F

The succulents in this group vary greatly in shape and size. Crassulas can be grown outdoors in regions where the temperature doesn't drop below 41F to 50F, depending upon the variety; some varieties can be grown in the greenhouse or home. Water is given freely to well-rooted plants in the summer but in the winter, just enough water should be given to prevent the shoots from shriveling. These plants will benefit from some pruning to maintain neat shapes, can be grown in sun or light shade.

Similar plants: Crassula sp.

• Crassula arborescens (Silver Dollar Plant)
• Crassula erosula ''Campfire'' (Campfire Crassula)
• Crassula expansa
• Crassula falcata (Propeller Plant)
• Crassula muscosa (Rattail Crassula)
• Crassula ovata (Jade Plant)
• Crassula pellucida (Crassula)
• Crassula rupestris (Kebab Bush)
• Crassula sarmentosa (Showy Trailing Jade)
• Crassula streyi (Pondoland Crassula)