Crassula 'Coralita' (Succulents)

This beloved succulent is not present in nature, but is generated in nursery by the union between Crassula perfoliata v. minor and Crassula susannae, to obtain a definitely peculiar exemplar, of a pleasant shape similar to a flower. It does not exceed the 15 cm of height, but has fleshy and rounded leaves, thickly stacked along the stem and arranged in pairs opposite like X. The epidermis, of a nice greyish-green colour, is covered with a thick and very short hair that makes the plant opaque and almost velvety. During the flowering season, at the top of this pyramid, grows a long purple stem on which pleasant coral flowers bloom, perfect to bring a touch of joy and elegance all together to your locations!