Crassula alba (Succulents)

The name of the species was chosen in reference to the white color of the flowers of the first specimen studied. It is an extremely showy succulent plant, arranged in a rosette consisting of lance-shaped, elongated and pointed leaves. Its dull green color is enlivened along the entire surface by irregular red-purple spots, which are accentuated with prolonged sun exposure. Towards the end of summer, thick flat clusters of flowers will blossom from long stems that will emanate intense sweet aromas. Although the first specimen studied had white flowers and for this reason the name of the species was chosen, to date we can say that the most widespread variety, as well as the most resistant in the wild, is the one with carmine red inflorescences.