Most Crassula's want to flower in our wintertime; they do not deny their southern hemisphere. So does this Crassula lactea. Three flowerstalks this year. People always say that they smell nasty: my nose is not good enough to confirm. It is (here) a slow growing not to difficult plant. The plant is more than 10 years. The stem shows wood-signs and is square.
Harry
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