Conjoined Crassula (Crassula 'Conjuncta')

Conjoined Crassula

Crassula 'Conjuncta'

Tight rosettes stack like living jade buttons. Dense succulent perennial; common name: Conjoined Crassula.

Bright indirect to full sun; red leaf tips develop under strong, consistent light; avoid scorching midday summer sun
1–2/week
Beginner
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Plant Needs

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Sunlight Bright indirect to full sun; red leaf tips develop under strong, consistent light; avoid scorching midday summer sun
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Watering Allow soil to dry completely between waterings; reduce frequency in cool, low-light periods to prevent root rot
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Temperature Thrives in 15–25℃; tolerates brief light frost down to 5℃ with proper drainage
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Characteristics

  • Leaf: Small triangular leaves tightly packed in stacked rosettes; glaucous green, developing reddish tips under bright sunlight
  • Flower: Tiny white star-shaped blooms borne on thin, upright stalks above rosettes
  • Stem: Short, branching stems that produce offset rosettes for clumping growth
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Care Guide

Watering

Water thoroughly when soil is fully dry; increase frequency slightly during peak growth

Fertilization

Diluted succulent feed once every 2 months. Use a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer to avoid leaf burn

Eggshell powder topdress:Crush dried eggshells to a fine powder; sprinkle lightly on soil surface; avoid direct contact with rosette leaves to prevent moisture buildup
Pruning
  • Remove dead or shriveled leaves from rosette bases to improve airflow and prevent rot
  • Separate offset rosettes in spring for propagation; allow cut ends to callus before planting
  • Trim spent flower stalks after blooming to maintain a tidy, compact form
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Toxicity

Warning: this plant may be toxic.

Pets & Humans

Pets: ASPCA-verified non-toxic to cats

Humans: No known toxicity to humans

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Garden Uses & Culture

Culture: N/A

Usage: Ornamental succulent for dish gardens, rock gardens, and windowsill displays