Val,

I've not heard of one of these before - are you sure it's not a Cotyledon (which isn't a Crassula but is in the Crassulaceae (in the Crassula family))?

Where have you found a picture of it?

The plant I am looking is Crassula ovata ssp undulata or Crassula 'waves'.
They are out there, I just am totally unable to find one for sale in the U.S.

Val

'Crassula Waves' is just a form of Crassula ovata, you kids just do not know the right people, I have this plant and it not common, but available. How much do you want? Jeff this is one of the plants that you can have when you stop buy here. Jeff now I' teasing, it's the connections you make. I had to send one to Gordon Rowley for his book. Crasulady2 Norma

Norma,
I would LOVE to have a cutting of this plant.
Please email me privately and I will give you my address.
Thank you,
Val

vljohnson215@charter.net

Val,

I can vouch that you might need more than one pot, but that's just me supposin'.

Crassula ovata undulta is a different species of Crassula ovata. Crassula ovata 'Waves' has been in this country for years, 19 years that I know of. Check this out www.lauray.com she used to have it. Ck and see. Norma

And I know how it got to Australia I think. Norma