Crassula deceptor

Its name derives from the Latin word “deceptor” which means “swindler/cheater”, due to the fact that, when born in the middle of the stones, it camouflages itself and therefore is hardly visible. It is a small solitary succulent plant with low growth and columnar habit, which over time can cluster at the base. The leaves grow in overlapping pairs along the greenish-gray stem and are covered with a light white powder (puriniscence). During the winter period it blooms with small pink and fragrant flowers. Very suitable for decorating your centerpieces and your plant compositions.