Crassula ‘Estagnol’

This delightful Crassula ‘Estagnol’ has already become one of our firm favourites, with the beautiful spiralling rosettes that offset readily as it grows. We have found it to have a compact growing form, eventually, the growing points of the rosettes produce clusters of white star-shaped flowers during the spring.

Believed to be a hybrid of Crassula pyramidalis.

A must for any collection, a truly breathtaking succulent.

Crassula ‘Estagnol’ | Surreal Succulents

 

Synonyms:

Crassula spiralis

Habitat:

Crassula Estagnol is a nursery-produced cultivar, so it doesn’t exist in nature.

Description:

Crassula Estagnol is a nursery-produced hybrid, probably related to Crassula pyramidalis. It is a slow-growing, little plant, with the peculiarity of a spiralized leaves growth, so that its stems look like stunning spirals of leaves. Leaves are green, pointed, lightly curved upwars. Inflorescences grow at the top of these spiral stems, are always thyrses, but devoided of peduncles and sub-spherical, with many tiny white or pinkish red 5-petaled flowers. Blossoming period occurs in Winter.

Crassula Estagnol - Giromagi Cactus and Succulents