Description:
Crassula mesembryanthemoides 'Tenelli' is a unique and somewhat fuzzy succulent that stands out with its upright, branched stems and thick, narrow leaves. The leaves are covered in fine, white, bristly hairs, giving the entire plant a soft, textured appearance. This fine fuzz serves to protect the plant from intense sunlight and can give it a silvery-green glow. It grows in a compact, shrub-like form, making it an excellent choice for containers, rock gardens, or as a contrasting texture in a succulent arrangement. Its distinctive texture and neat growth habit make it a fascinating specimen for collectors and a conversation starter for any plant enthusiast. In spring, it can produce small, creamy-white flowers on short stalks.
Product Length: Typically a height of 6-10 cm.
Size: Individual leaves are cylindrical and narrow, usually 2-3 cm long.
Color: The plant is a silvery-green due to its fine, white, bristly hairs, which cover both the leaves and stems.
Offsets: Branches readily from the base and along its stems, forming a multi-stemmed, shrub-like cluster.