Crassula ovata ๐ŸŒฑ๐ŸŒต๐Ÿ’ฐ

In May last year I bought a couple of small succulents just to freshen up my bedroom and as signals of nature’s awakening on my windowsill at home. A small crassula was part of that lot and by now it has grown into a solid plant, even if for most of last year I have not been in my flat in London.
This succulent is quite common as a indoor plant and is known as jade plant or money plant and is native of Southern Africa.
I have now started some propagation with leaves from the mother plant and look forward to seeing if I can generate some new plants with the same strenght and the same shades of colours.
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    1. Io sto sviluppando una vera e propria passione, specialmente perchรฉ sono le uniche piante che riescono a sopravvivere ai miei prolungati periodi di assenza da casa. โค๏ธ๐ŸŒตโค๏ธ

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