A slender, upright, coral-like Crassula that closely resembles C. muscosa . Compared to C. muscosa , its stems are a bit thicker, with a diameter of about 2–5 cm. It doesn't grow very tall, reaching only about 10–15 cm. When branched, the stems can spread sideways, giving it a different overall appearance. The biggest difference is in how the flowers bloom—this one flowers in clusters at the tips, similar to C. barklyi , while C. muscosa tends to produce many flowers along the sides of the stem tips.
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | 0℃ / 32℉ |
| Blooming Season | Sp Su Fa Wi |
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wenn ich endlich einen lithops habe oder eine crassula pyramidalis, hat mein leben wieder einen sinn https://t.co/SL22liuqnf
#제4회_전국반려식물자랑대회 부다템플 육각변이체 Crassula pyramidalis 'Buddha's Temple' https://t.co/UOWHLgjmZZ
@PaloCoyote El nombre común es "Templo de Buddha", el nombre científico "Crassula cv. Buddha’s Temple". El cv. significa que es una especie cultivar, que no existe en la naturaleza, en este caso un cruce Crassula pyramidalis con Crassula perfoliata o columnaris.
@hazuki5819 達磨緑塔でしたか(*^^*)葉が詰まってて良いですね！クラッスラの規則正しい感じが好きなので私も見つけたらお迎えしたいです(*^^*)
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