A compact, low-growing succulent with fine, triangular leaves often speckled with silvery markings. The dense, cushion-like rosettes form tidy clusters that spread gently over time, making this an ideal candidate for rockeries, alpine planters or windowsill displays. In late summer, it may surprise you with tiny pink to white star-shaped flowers held just above the foliage. Perfect for adding fine texture to a succulent collection.

• Drought-tolerant and easy to care for
• Enjoys bright, indirect light or partial sun
• Great for pots, troughs or miniature gardens
• Native to South Africa

Give it well-draining soil and avoid overwatering – this Crassula thrives on neglect. A charming, underrated species with delicate detail.