The Crassula Arborescens Undulatifolia is a single stemmed, low succulent shrub which has many stout branches with green foliage. It is native to South Africa, a hardy plant and can reach a height of up to 1 meters.
The flowers are star shape in either pink or white. During the summer months, this plant is covered with showy flowers in dense branches. The flowers turn brown after pollination.
It has elliptic and undulate thick green waxy leaves. The margin of the leaves has a reddish rim. This shrub can be shaped to give a bonsai look.
They are easy to grow, thrive in warm weather, prefer full sun or light shade with well-drained soil in rocky condition. Only water this plant when it is dry as it needs very little water. They need to be protected against frost.
The first two photos were taken on a shady day and the last two on a sunny day, early in the morning.
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Unlike its name, the shrub looks beautiful. After sitting in front of my laptop for the past 3 hours in a row to write an article, this post made me feel refreshed. Nature is a blessing. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work @crazymumzysa. STEEM ON!
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Wonderful article on the Crassula Arborescens Undulatifolia. It looks like a hardy plant that could survive in Hawaii. The flowers are amazing. Thank-you for the wonderful pictures and article. Have a great Sunday!
Thank you dear cabbagepatch. They seem to do quite well in our tropical regions so I cannot see why they will no do so in Hawaii. Have a fabulous week and keep smiling!!
The leaves of this plant looks rather interesting.
They are, leathery and smooth and the red trim with the dots on the inside makes them quite unique.
Yes, I thought they are quite unique too.
Aah! I was thinking, "those are intetesting looking flowers" and then I realised, I have those in my garden!
Now I know their name too!
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very nice work... @crazymumzysa the flower photo is beautiful.. keep t up
Interesting plants, we have none. Thank you for the information.
Love the picture take i also love to take picture of nature and flower
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my soul seemed to be in the wild to look at him even though currently in front of the computer, your photography is beautiful
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Nice picture and fotography amazing
hardy plant in south africa named " Crassula Arborescens Undulatifolia"
Beautuful photography
Thanks for share
Thank you magicbot.
I have Crassula Ovata at home. I like the leaves of such plants
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nice one dear...how do you nurture your plants at home... especially during winter ...
Thank you for your reply semptly. They are quite easy to take care of and yes their waxy leaves are nice.
Beautiful flower. Hope it smells nice too too... Please upvote
Great captures, Beautiful work. Does those flowers are a kind of succulent?
Yes, they are dbeauhaire. Thank you for popping in.
Very beautiful @crazymumzysa
Thank you very much andrewramdas.
The plant seems vaguely familiar to me. I think we had it in our garden in Springs, Transvaal, when I was in primary school. Where do you think I might find a shrub like this?
Lifestyle and the nursery at the Botanical gardens often have these for sale, minnaloushe.
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It's a very pretty plant and the flowers are beautiful - thank you for sharing, @crazymumzysa 🌻
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Great its amazing flowers
Nice picture
Love succulent plants, probably because we lived in the Karoo up to the age of 13
They have some beautiful species there. Enjoy a lovely week sea-cottage.
Those juice leaves remind me of Aloe Vera. Might be from the same family?