New one for me

11 years ago

Crassula 'Candy Cane'

I planted it in a mix pot of Crassula Calico Kitten. They mirror each other of color and variegation just a different leaf shape.

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Sans2014

11 years ago

very nice.

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rosemariero
11 years ago
Those 2 look good together! I think I have this one, but bought it without a name.
boosterpack
11 years ago
beautiful pastel colors! thanks for sharing:)
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Stush2049 Pitts. PA, zone 6
11 years ago
Marquest,

Never heard of them. I like them. How hard are they to grow? Harder than regular jades? I've killed too many to count. How tall?

Stush
Laurent - French Riviera (zone 9a)
11 years ago
Hi ! Crassula 'Candy Cane' is sold by UK sellers as Crassula subacaulis variegata but I don't know if it's a correct identification. Plants for sale are always very small. Can someone post a photo of a mature plant ? Thank you very much !
marquest
Original Author
11 years ago
I have only had it a couple of months. It seems to be Crasulla Campfire only with a hot pink/white and bluish variegation.
Laurent - French Riviera (zone 9a)
11 years ago
My variegated capitella looks different. Could you post another photo when your plant gets bigger ? Thank you very much.