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Super Crassula Perfoliata Catata Seeds Pcs 8 Of Propeller Plant
Crassula perfoliata var. falcata, formerly Crassula falcata is a very beautiful succulent plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family.
It is native to South Africa, it develops more particularly in the Cape region
Propeller plant is a fairly tall succulent for the Crassula genus, since its stems can rise up to 60 cm when flowering. It comes in the form of a bush of cespitose stems, that is to say bushy, erect then becoming semi-creeping. Each stem bears large thick leaves, but compressed vertically, arranged very regularly and nested around the stem, to the point of hiding it completely. Seen from above, the leaves form a large X, or a helix. When the plant is old, the leaves become large, 3 to 4 cm wide and 10 cm long, with the typical slightly curved sickle shape. The epidermis is thick, of a very beautiful blue-gray color, clear and matte.
The flowers appear in July-August, from an apical floral stem. They are gathered in a dense and wide corymb 3 to 10 cm in diameter, bright red
SHIPPING is 5 to 8 weeks
Package Contain 8 Seeds (approx.)
It is native to South Africa, it develops more particularly in the Cape region
Propeller plant is a fairly tall succulent for the Crassula genus, since its stems can rise up to 60 cm when flowering. It comes in the form of a bush of cespitose stems, that is to say bushy, erect then becoming semi-creeping. Each stem bears large thick leaves, but compressed vertically, arranged very regularly and nested around the stem, to the point of hiding it completely. Seen from above, the leaves form a large X, or a helix. When the plant is old, the leaves become large, 3 to 4 cm wide and 10 cm long, with the typical slightly curved sickle shape. The epidermis is thick, of a very beautiful blue-gray color, clear and matte.
The flowers appear in July-August, from an apical floral stem. They are gathered in a dense and wide corymb 3 to 10 cm in diameter, bright red
SHIPPING is 5 to 8 weeks
Package Contain 8 Seeds (approx.)













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