Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ Genus_Azalea Originally found and documented in

Originally found and documented in Yemen around the 12th century

Comes with built in air filtering qualities as standard

resulting in complex forms of nutrients including carbohydrates

this plant produces clusters of tiny star-shaped white flowers with a pinkish-purple center that has a sweet fragrance

Description: Hoya crassipetiolata has foliage that is medium green with dark green veins and leaf margin

Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ Genus_Azalea Originally found and documented inBotanical Name: Crassula Buddhas Temple Common Names: Buddhas Temple Succulent, Crassula Buddhas Temple Description: A unique succulent with tightly stacked, square shaped leaves forming a column that resembles a temple structure. Its gray green foliage and architectural form make it a striking collector plant. Care: Full sun to bright light, water sparingly, use fast draining soil.