Unbelievable String Of Buttons Succulent

Crassula perforata String of Buttons is a fairly fast growing shrubby and sprawling succulent with stems and leaves that seem stacked atop each other.

String of buttons succulent. The leaves grow stacked around the stem in such a way that the stem pierces them hence the name perforata. Crassula Perforata is a most distinctive shrub succulent with triangular-shaped leaves that grow in pairs opposite one another along its branches The pale green succulent leaves are tinged with blue and grow in an intricate spiral stacked on top of one another with unusual uniformity. One of the best-loved stacked Crassula species with alternating triangular leaves of pale green and cream variegationIt is native to South Africa where it grows among rocks and in the crevices of.

It is an ideal plant for keeping in a container indoors in an area that receives. Crassulas are some of my favorite succulentsactually its probably one of my favorite genera of succulents so that means youll be seeing a lot of Crassu. Known as Crassula perforata it is a non-cactus succulent plant native to the Cape South Africa.

The Crassula perforata or String of Buttons is a great looking succulent that is. What is a String of Buttons Plant. The gray-green leaves may have a pinkish tint to the edges if given enough light.

Look for pale yellow flowers in the spring. It is a succulent plant with a truly curious appearance. They can tolerate partial sun to full sun but they prefer bright filtered sunlight.

One of the best-loved stacked Crassula species with alternating triangular leaves of pale green. Crassula perforata is called Necklace Vine because the leaves can be rotated around on the stem just like beads on a string or String of Buttons. Crassula Perforata String of Buttons do best in areas that receive plenty of sunlight.

It is best to take cuttings in the fall or spring. Later this plant becomes prostrate due to height and weight. It is a hot climate plant thriving in zones 9 through 12.