Crassula Hobbit
18.00€
Crassula is a beautiful succulent originating from South Africa. It is also known as the “Money tree” or “Lucky tree,” believed to bring prosperity and good luck according to Feng Shui.
The product includes a decorative ceramic pot and luxurious gift packaging.
Plant Dimensions:
Diameter: 17cm
Height: 25cm
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Crassula Hobbit, originating from South Africa, belongs to the Crassulaceae family. It is also known as the “Money tree” or “Lucky tree” because, according to Feng Shui, it brings prosperity and good luck. This plant grows relatively slowly, featuring thick, succulent leaves similar to other succulents, and it blooms during the summer months. It is easy to cultivate and is recommended for novice gardeners. Note: Plants and flowers are living organisms, so the product may vary slightly from the photograph.
Light: Place it in a bright location inside the house, without direct exposure to sunlight.
Temperature: Ideal temperatures for thriving are between 20-27°C.
Watering: As a succulent, Crassula doesn’t require frequent watering during winter. In spring and summer, water once or twice a week. Allow the soil to dry before watering again.
Fertilization: Use specialized liquid cactus fertilizer once a month in spring and autumn.
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