Crassula Pellucida subsp. Marginalis F. Rubra heliamphora Arguably most impressive when mass

Arguably most impressive when mass planted

Young plants typically have dense and narrow foliage

It is related to the cherimoya

They may not grow to type but are generally very similar to their parent

Benefits from regular misting or a pebble tray

Crassula Pellucida subsp. Marginalis F. Rubra heliamphora Arguably most impressive when massCrassula Pellucida Subsp. Marginalis F. Rubra is best known to be a beautiful looking succulent that is quite popular amongst growers. As the plant matures you can expect it to have hearth shaped leaves that are mostly fleshy and green with dark purple under the leaves. When the plant finally produces flowers expect them to be white from spring to summer. Crassula Pellucida Subsp. Marginalis F. Rubra succulents need strong light. When planting this