Growing Crassula capitella (Campfire Crassula) – Colorful Succulent

Crassula capitella (Campfire Crassula) Care

Pronunciation: krass'-you-luh

Succulent with chartreuse foliage accented red in full sun, lime green in light shade. Lights up trough plantings, rock gardens, containers.

Prefers full sun (some shade in very hot climates). Water only during dry weather after established.

Thrives in average to lean, well-drained soil with minimal nutrients.

Mealy bugs and powdery mildew occasional problems.

Grow with other succulents and annuals in borders, rock gardens, terrace containers.

For annual care guide, see How to Grow Annuals.

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