Crassula brevifolia

It is a succulent with a shrubby habit, consisting of woody stems, that branch out abundantly. These stems are covered with pretty small leaves, which give it the common name of "baby bells". The foliage is small, but very fleshy, of a triangular shape and of a pleasant, very bright yellowish green color, bordered with red, when the plant is exposed to the direct sun. Like almost all Crassulas, it does not require special care, and adapts very well to any environmental conditions, which is why it is also ideal for beginners!