Crassula setulosa 'Little Star'

20 years ago

I posted a picture of this in the Cactus & Succulent Gallery earlier in the year and nobody knew much about it. I would welcome any information that alpine growers might have. I pulled a piece off for insurance and stuck it in this pot. As you can see its pretty vigorous.

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jspece
20 years ago
No info, but I like it!
milwdave
20 years ago
Is this a hardy crassula or a sedum? Whatever it is, I like it. :)

Dave
Milwaukee, WI
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shrubs_n_bulbs
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20 years ago
It was sold to me as being hardy outdoors here. The regular green Crassula setulosa seems to be borderline hardy in Britain but I don't know anyone who has tried this one.
shrubs_n_bulbs
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20 years ago
It doesn't do cold and wet so well! Here it is after a very wet October and then several days under snow:

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Still alive but not so happy.

Crassula setulosa 'Little Star'

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