White-flowered Crassula is a plant in the Crassulaceae family; let's get to know it together.

Other Names for White-flowered Crassula

Crassula rupestris, Crassula 'Spiral Tower'

Classification and Family of White-flowered Crassula

Succulent plant, Crassulaceae, genus Crassula

Characteristics and Habits of White-flowered Crassula

A fairly miniature succulent, very suitable for mixed arrangements with other succulents; it stays green year-round, and when sunlight hours increase and the temperature difference is large, the whole plant turns pink. It grows slowly in summer and needs relatively little water; it is very easy to propagate and forms clusters readily, mainly by cuttings, and leaf cuttings also work.

A perennial miniature succulent with a short, small plant, very short branches and leaves pressed against the fleshy stem; the fleshy leaves are whorled, generally opening in a spiral, and the leaf tips develop red edges when exposed to sunlight; flowers are terminal, white, and the flowering period is generally April to May.

It likes sunlight, tolerates drought and poor soil, tolerates slight semi-shade, is not cold-hardy, and does not suit overly moist soil or an environment with too little light; it is highly adaptable and relatively easy to grow, growing slowly in high summer temperatures, when light should be increased appropriately.

Care Methods for White-flowered Crassula

Watering:During normal care, keep the potting soil on the dry side; it should not be too wet, and in dry seasons a very fine mist of water may be sprayed on the leaves.

Temperature:The suitable growing temperature is around 20-28°C; overwinter indoors in winter, preferably with indoor temperature not below 10°C.

Fertilizing:Generally, during the plant's growing season, spray a dilute foliar fertilizer once about every 2 weeks.

Soil:For potting, choose a sandy soil with good aeration and drainage that is rich in lime.

Pests and diseases:There are very few pests and diseases; during normal care, just ensure ventilation and light.

Precautions for Caring for White-flowered Crassula

As a potted plant, White-flowered Crassula has a certain drought tolerance; do not let water accumulate. When watering, if the soil has dried out completely, be sure to water thoroughly; for containers with holes in the bottom, you can use the immersion method, while for plants in containers without holes, use a small tool such as a spoon to water slowly.

When watering, try not to let water accumulate on the leaves, and also prevent long-term water accumulation in the pot. In high summer temperatures, pay attention to ventilation and shading, avoiding harsh sun exposure; in other seasons, give plenty of sunlight during care.

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