Crassula falcata f. monstrous (Succulents)

The monstrous shape of this succulent plant presents anomalies such as asymmetries or mutations in the leaves, which make each plant unique as there will never be two identical and for this reason are much sought after by collectors. In the normal form it has an erect and up to one meter tall stem, completely covered by long fleshy and thick leaves, tightly arranged in slightly overlapping layers. The foliage with the passage of time assumes a colouration between the greyish and the green and a peculiar shape of slightly curved sickle blade (hence the name of the species). This succulent plant gives beautiful bright red starry flowers.