Crassula Radians

Crassula radians is a type of fleshy plant from the Crassula genus, native to South Africa. This dwarf plant, only 5-10 cm tall, grows in tight clusters, often forming mats.

The leaves are arranged in close opposite pairs, creating a distinctive spiral look. The leaves are small, thick, light green with red or purple edges.

The flowers grow on upright stems and are small, cream-white, with delicate petals arranged in a star shape. The flower clusters usually appear in the warm season, adding extra charm to the plant.

Crassula radians prefers sunny or partly shaded spots and needs well-drained soil to prevent root rot. Like most fleshy plants, it is drought-tolerant but requires moderate watering during the growing season.

Because of its small size and decorative look, Crassula radians is an excellent choice for rock gardens, small pots, or houseplants.
Height including pot: 10 cm