Crassula alsinoides
Crassula alsinoides is a small, soft, creeping Crassula of moist, shady places in the African mountains and Madagascar, sometimes treated as a subspecies of C. pellucida. Unlike most crassulas it is not a sun-loving desert succulent: it grows in forest margins, damp banks and among rocks by streams at mid to high elevations.
Where it grows wild
Forest margins, shaded banks, mossy rocks and streamsides in Afromontane forest and grassland, scrambling over the ground.
Recorded from 200 to 3550 m, median about 1950 m; measured sites are at 1540-2400 m.
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