CR017= arborescens
(very thick silver red edged leaves, somewhat like a jade plant)$6.50I am not a professional botanist nor an expert in Crassulaceae taxonomy.
Any help with ID and spelling would be welcome.
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Crassula
CR017= arborescens
(very thick silver red edged leaves, somewhat like a jade plant)$6.50
CR041= conguncta
(thin stems with powder blue leaves) N/A
CR036= columnella
(short stacks of grayish leaves) N/A
CR037= corallina
(tiny mat forming plant with white flowers)$6.50
CR004= 'Flame' (also found as 'Camp Fire' will become very red)$6.50
CR033= lactea
(thick stems, pointed leaves)$6.50
CR018= littlewoodii
(nice stacked leaves, will become very red when actively growing)$6.50
CR011= lycopodiodes var. muscosa
major (same as above, but much larger) N/A
CR043= marnierana
(looks like buttons on a rope) N/A
CR003= ‘Morgan’s Beauty’ (blue-gray stacked leaves, pink fl.)$6.50
N/A
CR005= obligua
variegated (thick pointed leaves with good variegation, good for bonsai)$6.50
CR002= perfoliata
(propeller plant, thick stacked gray leaves)$6.50
CR040= perforata
variegated (nice variegated on new growth) N/A
CR015= ‘Polly’s Pink’ (stacks of very thick fat leaves, pink fl. in
winter) N/A
CR029= pubescens
(small long leaves & stems will get very bark reddish-purple in good light)
N/A
CR019= pyramidalis
(tiny stacks of leaves) N/A
CR006= quadragula
(quad leaves, one of my favorites) N/A
CR008= rupestris
(powdery blue leaves with a darker edges) N/A
CR009= subaphylla
(thick clumps of soft pointed leaves) N/A
CR010= tetragona
(good for bonsai, looks like a miniature tree)$6.50
CR027= ‘Tom Thumb’ (tiny stacked button leaves, tiny white fl. in
winter)$6.50
CR020= ‘Tom Thumb’ variegated (very creamy green tiny stacked button
leaves)$6.50
CR014= trachysantha
(very fuzzy leaves on thin stems, looks best in winter, not sure of ID)
N/A
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