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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
We don't have a lot of plants so...
*Available plants are listed on our
A thru Z, Echeveria and Specimen pages.
Please just click the links above on our
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Our minimum order shipped is $50.
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MAY OUR PLANTS GROW WITH YOU!

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Crassula moonglow

Like most crassulas, they are winter growers and intolerant of frost. Offer light water in summer. If outdoors, fall through winter, water once a month or allow the rain to water your plants. Propogate by cuttings. Cutting tops make new plants and parent plants fuller. Crassula 'Moonglow' is one of the first crassulas crossed in the 1950's. Crassula moonglow is considered a hybrid between Crassula deceptor v. arta and Crassula falcata. Forms very fleshy gray leaves in opposing ranks on an upright column. Leaves are densely covered with short "hairs" or "fuzz". Tiny apricot flowers in masses during winter and spring months. Great for windowsill culture or in rock gardens. Crassulas require very porous soil with excellent drainage. Click photo for complete information.