Crassula perforata 'Variegata' Full Sun Undamaged at 10 to 12F

Undamaged at 10 to 12F

This native to the cloud forests of the eastern Central American Sierra has leathery evergreen leaves and brilliant red in new growth and 2 inch coral tubular flowers borne at the leaf axils along trailing stems

From a diverse hybrid cluster southeast of Moab UT comes this 6" by 18" mound former

Loves cool coastal conditions

A chaparral plant from Oregon's Siskiyou Mountains and southward

Crassula perforata 'Variegata' Full Sun Undamaged at 10 to 12FNative to South Africa, this succulent looks like stacks of star shaped, succulent buttons on stems growing slowly up to 2 ft tall in clumps to 3 ft wide. New leaves are variegated appearing yellow with a central blue green stripe and red along the edges and very sweet. Older leaves darken to blue green. Best in full sun to part shade always in a soil mix for good drainage. Water regularly in summer when soil is dry and less often in winter. Only