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This intergeneric cross between Aeonium and Sempervivum makes for a hardy succulent
due to its round fleshy leaves producing a pattern closely resembling a watermelon
then dies back after which a new trap will grow in its place
40m2 4 £4830 3
It has a beautifully symbiotic relationship with ants too
Crassula arborescens Hydroleca This intergeneric cross between AeoniumCommonly known as the silver dollar jade, Crassula arborescens grows glaucous fleshy leaves. Silver blue leaves grow slightly twisted, with purple edges which deepen in colour during the summer months. Star shaped white or pink flowers emerge in dense clusters during the summer months. WATERING In summer water thoroughly only when 100% of the soil has dried out. During A W allow soil to dry 100% water sparingly (every two month). Gradually increase
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