Working on some specimen plants for next season: Crassula sarcocaulis (aka Bonsai Crassula) and Calibanus hookeri (Sacamecate). This Crassula makes an excellent choice for bonsai shaping and pruning. Its stems are very flexible, it grows quickly and a bonus are its flush of tiny pink/white flowers. We are growing the Calibanus for its enlarged stem, or caudex, which will continue to bulk with age. This plant has spectacularly wild gray-green grass-like “hair” atop it too. #petulaplants #petula #petulasgreenhouse #petulafavorites #crassula #crassulasarcocaulis #bonsaicrassula #calibanus #calibanushookeri

— Petula Plants (@petulaplants) 2019.10.28

I was growing this before it became popular! Crassula sarcocaulis from southern African Highlands. Very architectural caudiciform plant I've been cultivating for around 10 years. #botany #Africa #plants #succulents #flowers #horticulture https://t.co/JCkCUdN6ZR

— Stephen Prudence (@StephenPrudenc1) 2019.8.16

Crassula sarcocaulis ‘Ken Aslet’ (Ken Aslet Bonsai Crassula) https://t.co/5s0KJgYYeD

— Blue Moon Bell (@bmoonbell) 2018.11.27

（ひとりごと） Euphorbia sarcostemmoides Sarcostemma acidum Crassula sarcocaulis で、サルコイアシの学名もこれに近かったなと思いググる ⇒学名はHatiora salicornioidesで、sarではなくsalだし関係なさそう。茎が細くて棒みたいなところは似てそうなのに。

— うり。 (@meloformous) 2018.1.26