Crassula cv.A very unusual South African cultivar. This is in the family commonly referred to as "Jade plant," this species grows some of the most dense and compact foliage of anything in the Crassula genus. Care These will do best in as bright of a light as you can in your home space. Gift a few hours of direct sun, they can develop some vibrant red sun stressing! These will like to go very dry in the soil as their foliage can store water for long periods of

that is why some have more spots than others

We all scream when we get these in

Water roughly every 2-3 weeks when foliage starts to wrinkle or feels less firm in the spring and summer and cut back watering to once a month in the fall and winter

and that way you will get large beautiful leaves

but not for too long

How could anyone resist the watermelon-like leaves

This will usually be when all of the leaves fall off

You'll often see this plant being used to bring good fortune to someone

but they do appreciate a little brighter filtered lighting conditions

then add Philodendron 'Sodiroi' to your list

use an all-purpose soil medium that will drain water well

the blooms are composed of a broad lip with a deep