Genus: Crassula
Species of Crassula
Members growing plants in this genus
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Joined 11 Aug, 2007
4 plants
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Joined 17 Jun, 2007
580 plants
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Joined 25 Nov, 2007
16 plants
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Joined 21 Nov, 2007
12 plants
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Joined 6 Jan, 2008
11 plants
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Joined 27 Apr, 2008
5 plants
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Joined 12 Feb, 2008
206 plants
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Joined 26 Aug, 2008
42 plants
Comments:
31 Jul, 2008
Pretty! I've never seen these. I wonder if they'd grow here in US Zone 5.
On photo - Crassula sarcocaulis
31 Jul, 2008
Just goes to show that we learn something new every day, Jacque! I didn't know there WAS a yellow one - saw a white one at the Garden Centre yesterday, now I wish I'd bought it!
On photo - Crassula sarcocaulis
31 Jul, 2008
The succulent leaves are just as beautiful as the flowers. I have to look this one up.
On photo - Crassula sarcocaulis
16 Jun, 2008
It's a houseplant Jacque, with rounded rubbery textured leaves. There is a photo way back when I first started posting of my larger pot. : )
On photo - Propagating Jade plants
15 Jun, 2008
????? Whats a JADE PLANT ???? is it house or garden ?
On photo - Propagating Jade plants
1 Apr, 2008
Hi Gram...I have one and I think you are right...I fussed over mine because the new growth kept withering and falling off...gave it a haircut and left it alone in a corner of my deck all last summer...when I brought it in in the fall it had become healthy...and I'm touching wood as I say this, but I think it has made it and will enjoy another summer or neglect.lol.
On photo - Jade plant ( crassula ovata)
17 Aug, 2007
I've never seen one of these before but love the leaf shape. Are they difficult to look after?
On photo - Jade plant
Joined 17 Jun, 2007
West Somerset
31 Jul, 2008
Connie - I do know that it is a bit tender. I live in a mild-ish area of the UK so it survives.
On photo - Crassula sarcocaulis