P. geminatus f. crested has a particularity that makes it different and more interesting than its normal form, that its extravagant compact fan shape present between the stems in one or more parts of this succulent; this arrangement is never the same from one specimen to another, a feature that makes each plant absolutely unique and therefore much desired by true collectors. In its normal form it is a perennial succulent plant that tends to bunch up over time, forming large carpets. Its ovoid or cylindrical stems have a color that varies from green to more rosy shades, for an ever new and different chromatic effect according to the seasons and environmental conditions!