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Crassula capensis Seeds +Get FREE Seeds with ALL Orders - Indigenous South African Succulent
Crassula capensis Seeds +Get FREE Seeds with ALL Orders - Indigenous South African Succulent

Crassula capensis Seeds +Get FREE Seeds with ALL Orders - Indigenous South African Succulent

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Location
South Africa
Product code
Crassula capensis 1
Bob Shop ID
581662862

Crassula capensis Seeds

Indigenous South African Succulent

The genus Crassula is one of the most diverse succulent genera, varying from tiny moss-like annual plants to 2m tall succulent trees like Crassula ovata. Belonging to the Crassulaceae family, there are more than 300 Crassula species of which approx. 150 are found in southern Africa, where they are widespread but concentrated in the semi-arid winter-rainfall areas. The centre of distribution of this genus is in southern Africa, but they extend beyond Africa into Europe, America, Australia, New Zealand and the southern islands. The name Crassula is the diminutive of the Latin crassus which means thick or fat, referring to the fleshy nature of the genus as a whole. This popular genus offers an extensive array of sizes, growing forms and textures making them perfect for landscaping, rockeries, windowsill plants or to be grown in containers. They can also be grown indoors as house plants. Those that make excellent house plants are the glossy leaf varieties. Crassulas, given a rich, well-drained medium will grow fast and luxuriantly. Crassula capensis is a South African indigenous species. This perennial grows to 15 cm tall. It has broad leaves and from winter to spring it bears very attractive white drooping flowers.