Crassula pyramidalis pothos Their mature leaf shape is

Their mature leaf shape is very variable

they need slightly brighter conditions than regular deliciosa due to the lack of chlorophyll

These will thrive in strong indirect light and like to stay slightly moist

We've seen some in private gardens with leaves up to 3FT long

One highly notable quality is that it has beautiful red spots vs

Crassula pyramidalis pothos Their mature leaf shape isA very unusual South African species. An absolute Arium favorite! In the family commonly referred to as "Jade plant," this species grows some of the most dense and compact foliage of anything in the Crassula genus. Care These will do best in as bright of a light as you can in your home space. Gift a few hours of direct sun, they can develop some vibrant red sun stressing! These will like to go very dry in the soil as their foliage can store water for