Crassula pyramidalis is a perennial succulent that reaches a height of up to 15 cm. It features upright stems that are largely concealed by tightly arranged, ovate leaves measuring up to 10 mm long. The plant produces creamy-white flowers, each about 1 cm in diameter, which are found in dense clusters at the tips of the stems.

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 pyramidalis

Crassula rogersii

Crassula rubricaulis

Crassula rubricaulis 'Candy Cane' (v)

Crassula rupestris is a robust, spreading evergreen succulent that can grow up to 45 cm tall. It features fleshy, oval-shaped leaves often rimmed with a reddish hue. The plant produces small, star-shaped flowers measuring about 6 mm, which can be white or pink and appear in clusters at the leaf axils.

Crassula rupestris

Crassula rupestris subsp. marnieriana is a perennial succulent characterized by its pairs of thick, rounded leaves that are grey-green and fused at the base. This leaf arrangement envelops the stem so completely that it is often obscured from view. In certain conditions, the leaves may exhibit a reddish hue. During spring, the plant bears small clusters of white flowers at the ends of its stems, although these blooms are uncommon in cultivated specimens.

Crassula rupestris subsp. marnieriana

Crassula sarcocaulis is a shrubby perennial succulent that typically grows between 20 to 60 centimeters in height. It features upright, fleshy stems with numerous branches. The leaves are slender and pointed, displaying a mid-green hue with reddish edges, measuring 1 to 3 centimeters in length and 1 to 8 millimeters in width. In late summer, this plant produces clusters of pale pink or white flowers, which emit a scent that some may find appealing while others may not.

Crassula sarcocaulis

Crassula sarcocaulis 'Wideleaf'

Crassula sarcocaulis Eckl. & Zeyh. 'Ken Aslet' is a perennial succulent that reaches a height of approximately 30 cm. It features twisted, fleshy stems and branches that support narrow, pointed leaves with a mid-green coloration accented by red edges, measuring up to 3 cm in length. In late summer, this plant produces clusters of rose-pink flowers shaped like stars. While these blooms emit a fragrance, it may not be appealing to all.

Crassula sarcocaulis Eckl. & Zeyh. 'Ken Aslet'

Crassula sarcocaulis ISI 99-41

Crassula sarcocaulis dark

Crassula sarcocaulis red

Crassula sarcocaulis subsp. rupicola

Crassula sarcocaulis subsp. rupicola 'Valley of Desolation'

Crassula sarcocaulis subsp. rupicola var. mlanjiana

Crassula sarcocaulis var. lignosa

Crassula sarcocaulis var. lignosa 'Alba'

Crassula sarcocaulis var. parvisepala

Crassula sarcocaulis var. parvisepala 'Alba'

Crassula sarcocaulis var. scaberula

Crassula sarcocaulon

Crassula sarmentosa

Crassula sarmentosa 'Comet' (v)

Crassula schmidtii 'Delta'PBR

Crassula schmidtii 'Desert Rose'

Crassula schmidtii 'Desert Ruby'

Crassula schmidtii dark-flowered

Crassula schmidtii white-flowered

Crassula setulosa

Crassula setulosa 'Milfordiae' is a resilient, slow-growing evergreen succulent that develops low, sprawling mats of rosettes composed of fleshy, flat leaves that are typically grey-green and may exhibit a reddish tint. In summer, it can produce clusters of small white to pink flowers on short stems, though these blooms are seldom observed in cultivated settings. This plant is ideal for incorporation into living walls.

Crassula setulosa 'Milfordiae'

Crassula setulosa 'Silver Stars'

Crassula setulosa var. curta

Crassula socialis

Crassula socialis 'Major'

Crassula streyi

Crassula subulata

Crassula swaziensis

Crassula swaziensis 'Money Maker Variegata' (v)

Crassula swaziensis 'Money Maker' PBR is a perennial succulent characterized by its woody stems that support rosettes of rounded, thick grey-green leaves, which are adorned with fine, velvety hairs. Under bright light conditions, the leaves can take on a reddish hue. In summer, upright stems bear clusters of creamy white flowers, which display a pink tint when in bud.

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