Crassula tenera
A little-known Crassula, described by Schönland and published by E. Phillips in 1917. GBIF holds no usable wild records, and its range, habit and habitat could not be confirmed, so this profile is a cautious genus-level guide. It may be treated as a synonym in modern revisions of the genus; check the name before relying on it.
Where it grows wild
Its habitat is undocumented in the sources available. Most Crassula grow on well-drained rocky or sandy ground in southern Africa, and this guide assumes the same.
Unknown. No records carry an elevation.
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