Crassula grisea (Succulents)

It is a shrub-like succulent that can reach up to 1.5 m in height. It branches easily, producing numerous stems, on which elongated cylindrical-shaped leaves grow, flattened on the upper part, with a rounded tip, which are generally arranged in 4 rows. The epidermis is of a light green color, but when exposed to the direct sun or in dry cold conditions, it takes on a reddish color along the edges of the foliage. In late winter / early spring, it produces a long red peduncle, on which clusters of small white flowers, often tinged with pink, bloom.