This is a monstrose variety of the money tree C. ovata , with charming, curled leaves that give it a cute appearance. Other than the shape of the leaves, it's just like the regular money tree, so it also develops into a small shrub in the same way. It's often compared to C. ovata 'Gollum' —generally, the difference is said to be that 'Hobbit' has curled leaves, while 'Gollum' has leaves shaped like tubes... But in practice, 'Hobbit' usually stays smaller and has fewer leaves that become fully tubular. C. portulacea is just another name for the same species.
| Season Type | Sp/Fa |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | -6℃ / 21℉ |
| Blooming Season | Rarely |
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Baby Jade and Hobbit plants ( crassula ovata) growing from leaf cuttings. https://t.co/m9eXcgguom
Found terracotta pots at Ninso… just the right size for my Hobbit's Pipe jade plants (Crassula ovata gollum). Also look: PINK SUCCULENTS!! https://t.co/xE1RTOgBdB
Crassula ovata (hobbit jade) Variety of Jade plant Branched with shiny tube shaped leaves Native to South Africa 2nd pic is a baby I started propagating from the 1st pic last summer. Seems to be quite slow growing but I'm patient https://t.co/oXpPqTm08d
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