Crassula pruinosa
A Linnaean Crassula from the winter-rainfall Cape Provinces, known from about 186 wild GBIF records. It is a small shrubby succulent of open, sunny rocky slopes. Grow it bright and cool, water it from autumn to spring and keep it drier in summer.
Where it grows wild
A small, branching shrublet of rocky slopes and outcrops in fynbos and renosterveld in the south-western Cape; this is general knowledge of the plant, not confirmed from specimen notes during this pass.
Measured sites run from about 130 to 960 m.
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