Origin
The Crassula Arborescens Curly, also known as the 'Curly Jade', is a succulent originating from South Africa. It grows in the wild in the dry, rocky regions of this area. In southern Africa, more than 200 species of the Crassula genus can be found.

Characteristics
The Crassula Arborescens Curly is unique due to its wavy, grey-green leaves with a reddish tint at the edge. The plant can reach a height of about 30 centimetres when fully grown. Furthermore, the Crassula stands out for its striking flowering mode; in winter, the plant produces clusters of small, pink flowers.

Care
When caring for the Crassula Arborescens Curly, it is important to know that this plant thrives in sunny conditions. The soil in which the plant is located must drain well, to prevent the roots from remaining in water. Besides regular watering during the growing period, the plant should be kept almost dry during the dormant period. Finally, the Crassula thrives best at room temperature and not at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius.