Crassulaceae
Crassulaceae, or the "stonecrop family", includes 1,200-1,500 species of shrubs, herbs, subshrubs - and rarely - aquatic or treelike species. All plants are united by the possession of simple, succulent leaves, and CAM photosynthesis.
While species are located worldwide, they are primarily distributed in the xeric environments of South Africa, and the mountains of Mexico and Asia (1, 2).
While species are located worldwide, they are primarily distributed in the xeric environments of South Africa, and the mountains of Mexico and Asia (1, 2).
Ravioli plant
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Jade Plant
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Crosby dwarf
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String of buttons
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Lipstick Echeveria
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Felt Bush
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Mother of millions hybrid
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Burro's tail Sedum
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Crassula congesta
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