Crassula rupestris ssp. commutata 'Tom Thumb' Back In when this happens

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A celebration of colour

This plant appreciates high humidity so will benefit from a pebble tray or regular misting to help stop its leaves drying out

Velvet Anthuriums love stability – avoid frequent moving or temperature swings to keep the leaves looking their best

Crassula rupestris ssp. commutata 'Tom Thumb' Back In when this happensThe stems of this Crassula are adorable, forming little chains of bright green, triangular leaves which grow straight upwards, looking from the top like angular rosettes and from the side like miniature green skyscrapers. The succulent leaves grow so densely that they seem to be stacked one on top of the other, and its distinctive appearance really makes it stand out in any succulent collection. The compact nature of its adorable foliage also makes it