Definitely unusual form of Crassula ovata, which in its bizarre appearance can recall a coral formation, of a succulent, perennial and evergreen nature, with a shrub-like appearance, slow growing and native to South African: over the time, it can grow one meter tall and slightly less large. Branched at the bottom, it has erect, swollen stems covered with a beautiful silvery-grey bark. The leaves, fleshy, elongated and tubular in shape, of a pleasant bright green partly veined with red-orange, shiny are concentrated on the young and apical parts of the plant. Flowering, quite rare for this cultivar in our latitudes, occurs between late autumn and winter and consists of widespread inflorescences composed of small, long-lasting pinkish-white starry flowers.
Based on their properties and traits, we have selected the plants that pair best with your choice.