Crassula Buddha's Temple

Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ is a rare and spectacular succulent, formed by hybridizing Crassula pyramidalis and Crassula perfoliata var. minor. It is appreciated for its unique, columnar shape, where thick, gray-green leaves are perfectly stacked one over the other, reminiscent of the roofs of Asian temples.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Family: Crassulaceae

• Origin: hybrid created in South Africa

• Leaves: fleshy, triangular, gray-green, covered with a fine protective powder layer

• Habit: compact, erect, architectural; stems can reach 10–15 cm in height

• Flowers: small, white or pale pink, grouped in inflorescences at the top of the stems, during spring–summer

☀️ Growing conditions:

• Light: direct sun or strong light; color and compact shape are best maintained in intense light

• Soil: very well drained (substrate for cacti and succulents, with added sand or perlite)

• Watering: rare – only when the soil is completely dry; avoid water stagnation

• Temperature: 18–28°C; protect from cold (minimum 10°C)

💚 Advantages and uses:

• A collectible succulent, ideal for minimalist arrangements or zen decor

• It fits perfectly in ceramic pots, mini gardens, or succulent plant collections

• Its symmetrical shape makes it the main attraction of any plant composition

⚠️ Note: The plant is sensitive to excess water and very cold air. The leaves may show small imperfections due to transport or handling, without affecting the plant's viability. The plant is sold without flowers.

Height with pot included approx. 8-10 cm