Crassula trompet

A spectacular trumpet

This must be the most spectacular trumpet you have ever seen and heard! Crassula trumpet has tube-shaped leaves, which often stand upright. It is a mutant derived from Crassula hobbit, in which the main difference is the shape of the leaves, particularly towards the ends.

Born in South Africa

The Crassula belongs to the family of the Crassulaceae. This plant grows in the dry and rough countryside of South Africa, including the Karoo. The Karoo is a vast semi-desert, which is virtually entirely without trees. The plant stores water in its thick leaves, which enable it to withstand (long) droughts. The Latin word ‘Crassus’ means thick. The South African flora belongs to the most important floras in the world. No less than 10% of all known types of plants can be found here.

ASSORTMENT

FAMILY	Crassulaceae
GENUS	Crassula
SPECIES	ovata
PLANT PATENT	”Ovcrtr’ (Patent by OVATA)
TRADE NAME	Crassula trompet

This must be the most spectacular trumpet you have ever seen and heard! Crassula trumpet resembles the musical instrument in shape and has a lovely green colour.

CAREtips

	Color: It likes a sunny place, but half shadow is not a problem either. Therefore it can be put in almost any place in the house you like: from the window sill on the south side to the bathroom.
	Location: Light, sunny. If you have just purchased the plant do not put it in the full sun immediately, but let it get adjusted in half shadow for a few days. In the summer months the Crassula can be put outside on a sunny terrace or balcony.
	Water: The plant only needs a little water and therefore can do without for a fairly long period of time. Moderate watering once a month is sufficient.
	Intended for decoration and not for consumption.

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