Crassula Species, Fairy Crassula

I've had this plant for years and never knew it's name 'til today. It grows best in protected shade. In the open in Escondido and Eureka...Read More it will freeze back, but there is always a piece if not the whole plant that recovers. it's easy to pull but will grow wherever you throw it. The most interesting feature is the little plantlets that form on the inflorescence after the cloud of starry little flowers drop. The plantlets are easily scattered and take root wherever they land. Attractive, low maintenance, a no kill house plant, and easy to share with friends.

Easy to grow plant - it is an understatement, frankly. This plant is now everwhere in my garden where there is shade, obviously spreading...Read More from seeds. What does not make it into the pest category that is it slow growing and very easy to remove given that it seems to have very shallow roots.

The flowers are a nice pink color and very showy in a large mass.

An easy growing succulent. It can handle shade. Has been blooming for me all winter (northern California).

Excellent indoor plant, ground cover or hanging plant. Stacked pairs of evergreen leaves. White flowers with pink undersides bloom in lat...Read Moree winter/early spring. Clumps and spreads very quickly. Native to South Africa.