Crassula Columella inventory-hero-monitored preventing the roots from sitting

preventing the roots from sitting in water and potentially rotting

this agave is adapted to thrive in arid conditions and prefers infrequent watering

In winter keep completely dry at 10°C but can tolerate sporadic light frost

One of the coolest features of this crown of thorns is the way it stores water in its stems

These intensely fragrant tubular flowers typically bloom during the spring and summer

Crassula Columella inventory-hero-monitored preventing the roots from sittingCrassula Columella Endemic to South Africa, Crassula columella is a fascinating succulent plant that grows very slowly and compact (The Latin name means pillar or "little column" and no doubt is rightly given). It makes lovely shaped pagoda like columns that feel velvety soft. Actually the columns are very densely packed leaves. The stems are completely coated by the close pressed leaves that form a 4 angled fat, compact, velvety column 7 20 mm in