Crassula cornuta

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

The Crassula Cornuta is a beautiful Crassula species with characteristic white-gray leaves. The Crassula Cornuta occurs naturally in South Africa and southwestern Namibia. Here this Crassula species grows in gravelly and sandy soil. Because there are many light gray stones on the ground in this area, the Crassula Cornuta is difficult to find.

The Crassula Cornuta shows a lot of similarity to the Crassula Deceptor. Sometimes they are also called by the same name. The difference between the two plants can be found in the leaf shape. The leaves of the Crassula Cornuta are pointed and elongated and the leaves of the Crassula Decpetor are short and round.

The Crassula Cornuta has white-gray leaves that grow close to the stem of the plant. The Crassula Cornuta is a small plant that grows to a height of 15 cm. The Crassula Cornuta produces new side shoots from the trunk.

The Crassula Cornuta blooms with us in autumn and winter. The flower stems with small white-yellow flowers grow from the top of the Crassula Cornuta. The flowers produce a slightly sweet scent.

The Crassula Cornuta also likes it if you occasionally spray it with a plant sprayer. This Crassula species can also absorb moisture through its leaves. In nature, the Crassula Cornuta also does this with the morning dew that deposits on the plant.

A: Crassula B: NL765431734 C: 298169 D: NL