Crassula pyramidalis Thumb / Pagoda Mini Jade (4 inch) rock Watering/Pests: Compared to Echeveria succulents

Watering/Pests: Compared to Echeveria succulents

Top Dressing: Blend different colored stones and use Gritty Mix Rocks as a top dressing to tidy up succulent pots

Lighting: All succulent plants require light to maintain their shape and color

Soil & Potting: Use porous substrate (60% mineral grit: pumice/perlite)

Rare offsets

Crassula pyramidalis Thumb / Pagoda Mini Jade (4 inch) rock Watering/Pests: Compared to Echeveria succulentsAbout Crassula pyramidalis 'Thumb' (Pagoda Mini Jade) Crassula pyramidalis 'Thumb', commonly called Pagoda Mini Jade, is a fascinating geometric succulent prized for its stacked triangular foliage. This slow growing variety forms vertical columns of tightly packed, fleshy leaves that resemble miniature pagodas. The jade green leaves develop red margins when sun stressed, creating a striking two tone effect. Mature specimens may produce small white