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Crassula Hottentot
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A quirky trailing variety of Crassula, ‘Hottentot’ grows upright at first, then begins to spill elegantly over the edges of its pot. Its distinctive beaded foliage makes it a great choice for hanging planters or high shelves, and in winter it rewards you with clusters of small, star-shaped flowers.
Plant Care
- Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light but will tolerate some direct sun. Perfect for a sunny windowsill.
- Watering: Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Water sparingly in winter when growth slows.
- Temperature: Prefers average room temperatures, ideally 18–24°C. Protect from frost.
- Humidity: Enjoys normal household humidity — no extra misting required.
- Feed: Use a diluted cactus or succulent fertiliser once a month during spring and summer.
Good to Know
- Growth: Starts upright, then trails over time — excellent for hanging displays.
- Flowers: Produces clusters of small, star-shaped blooms in winter.
- Toxicity: Mildly toxic if ingested — keep away from pets and children.
- Also Known As: Trailing Jade, Succulent Jade.
- Origin: Native to South Africa.
Meet Your Plant
- Growth: Leaf shape, colour and growth habit naturally vary between individual plants.
- Pet Safety: Keep away from pets and children; some parts may be harmful if eaten.
- Botanical Name: Crassula Hottentot
Living plants naturally vary in size, shape and colour. Check the product options for supplied pot dimensions where available.
Good To Know
How not to kill your Crassula Hottentot
We've created a personalised Grow Guide for your Crassula Hottentot. Just follow this easy guide and you & your new leafy mate will be loving life together!
Humidity: Normal
Watering: Light

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