Crassula sarmentosa

This graceful perennial succulent is composed of stems that can reach the length of one meter, distinguishing itself from many other crassula for this length. These stems are reddish and poorly ramified, tend to fall or climb on the nearby surfaces and host the foliage. The leaves are glabrous, elliptical or ovate, with exquisitely serrated margins, dyed in a pleasant green or yellowish green. During the flowering period, Crassula sarmentosa is adorned with pretty star-shaped flowers, generally cream white and sometimes with soft pink shades, which make it ideal for bringing a sober and refined exotic touch to any location.