Crassula encompasses a variety of growth forms, including succulent annuals, perennials, and both evergreen shrubs and sub-shrubs. These plants feature thick, fleshy leaves and produce small flowers that are either star-shaped or funnel-shaped, arranged in terminal clusters.

Crassula colorata

Crassula columella

Crassula columnaris

Crassula columnaris subsp. prolifera

Crassula cooperi is a perennial plant that spreads across the ground with its creeping, reddish stems. It features thick, stemless leaves that are either triangular or oval in shape, displaying a light green color with dark green indentations and a deep red hue on the underside. In spring, it produces small clusters of cup-shaped flowers that range from white to pink, held atop short, upright stems.

Crassula cooperi

Crassula coralloides

Crassula cordata

Crassula cotyledonis

Crassula cultrata

Crassula deceptor

Crassula dejecta

Crassula deltoidea

Crassula dependens

Crassula dichotoma

Crassula divaricata

Crassula elegans

Crassula elegans subsp. elegans

Crassula ericoides

Crassula exilis

Crassula exilis subsp. picturata

Crassula exilis subsp. schmidtii

Crassula fallax

Crassula fragarioides

Crassula galanthea

Crassula globularioides

Crassula helmsii is classified as an invasive, non-native species under Schedule 9 of the UK Wildlife & Countryside Act, making its sale prohibited. Refer to cultivation notes for additional information. This aquatic plant features elongated, trailing stems adorned with compact, fleshy leaves and produces small, pale flowers. It thrives in moist mud near water bodies or can float on the surface, creating dense mats that can extend up to 3 meters deep.

Crassula helmsii

Crassula hemisphaerica

Crassula hirtipes

Crassula hirtipes 'Variegata' (v)

Crassula intermedia

Crassula lactea

Crassula lanceolata subsp. lanceolata

Crassula lanuginosa

Crassula mesembryanthoides 'Tenelli'PBR

Crassula mollis

Crassula monstrosa

Crassula montana

Crassula moschata

Crassula multicaulis

Crassula multicava is a succulent perennial that exhibits a bushy or spreading growth habit. Its leaves are slightly rounded and feature dark green spots with a pitted texture. In spring, this plant produces clusters of small, star-shaped flowers that are pinkish-white in color, rising above the foliage. Typically, it reaches a height of 10 to 20 centimeters.

Crassula multicava

Crassula multicava 'Ngabara'

Crassula multicava 'Panache'

Crassula muscosa is a perennial succulent that reaches heights of up to 30 cm. It develops a compact, bushy structure with numerous branching stems featuring closely arranged green leaves. In the spring, it produces small, tubular flowers that are yellow-green and appear along the stems.

Crassula muscosa

Crassula muscosa 'Dacamelod'PBR

Crassula muscosa monstrose

This perennial succulent grows as a spreading bush, reaching heights of up to 25 cm. Its sprawling branches are densely packed with small, scale-like leaves arranged in tidy rows. In spring, it produces small, tubular flowers that are greenish-yellow in color.

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