Crassula’Roger Jones '
Family : CrassulaceaeSubfamily : CrassuloideaeGenus : Crassula
The intercrossed name respect Roger Jones , the ex - President of the United States of the Ballarat Cactus and Succulent Society Inc. in Victoria , Australia .
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Crassula’Roger Jones ' is a hybrid produce by Roger Jones and final result from a crown of thorns betweenCrassula barbataand probablyCrassula orbicularis .
Crassula’Roger Jones ' is a beautiful small succulent that material body stemless , bowl - shaped rosettes of prostrate , rounded , green leaves that uprise a red undertone on the border when exposed to unmediated sunlight . The rosettes can grow up to 3 inches ( 7.5 curium ) in diam and produce showtime , form a overnice clump in fourth dimension .
The flowers are white and appear in dense clusters in springtime .
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visible light : Crassulaplants prefer full sun to partial nuance . However , intense afternoon sun in the live period of summertime canburn the leaves of the industrial plant . MostCrassulas can be grow indoors if given enough light .
Soil : They are not special about soil pH , butCrassulas require very poroussoil with fantabulous drain .
Hardiness : Crassula’Roger Jones ' can defy temperatures as low-spirited as 25 to 50 ° farad ( -3.9 to 10 ° C),USDA hardiness zones9b to 11b .
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Watering : These plants have typical watering needs for succulents . Avoidoverwateringusing the " soakage and dry " method , where the grime is soak with water , slowly drain , and left to dry out out before lachrymation again . Reduce lachrymation in wintertime .
fecundate : Crassulas will profit from a little amount of constitutional fertilizer in mid - spring when they start actively growing .
Repotting : Repot as needed , rather in spring , at the beginning of active growth .
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Propagation : Crassulas are mostly started by foliage or stem cuttings . They can also begrown from seedsand offsets .
find out more atHow to rise and Care for Crassula .
Crassulaplants are broadly non-poisonous to people and pets .
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