Crassula pyramidalis Size:2" Pot Although we wouldn’t recommend eating

Although we wouldn’t recommend eating this species

Water roughly every 7-10 days or when the soil has dried out from the top 2-3" and place it in a bright filtered light to dapple the direct sun

They're even able to recycle scraps and misprints to create new planters

They can show signs of wilting when they are thirsty

sugar cane

Crassula pyramidalis Size:2" Pot Although we wouldn’t recommend eatingA very unusual South African species. An absolute Arium favorite! In the family commonly referred to as "Jade plant," this species grows some of the most dense and compact foliage of anything in the Crassula genus. Care These will do best in as bright of a light as you can in your home space. Gift a few hours of direct sun, they can develop some vibrant red sun stressing! These will like to go very dry in the soil as their foliage can store water for