Emm's Plant House

Crassula Undilatifolia - The Ripple Jade 8.5cm H10cm

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Crassula Undulatifolia is a striking succulent species known for its wavy-edged, thick green leaves that form compact rosettes. Native to South Africa, it thrives in arid, rocky habitats and is prized for its sculptural foliage and low-maintenance care requirements. Ideal for succulent enthusiasts and collectors, it adds texture and visual interest to both indoor and outdoor succulent arrangements.

Full Botanical Name: Crassula Undulatifolia
Common Names: Wavy-leaf Crassula,The Ripple Jade;
Country and/or Region of Origin: Native to South Africa
Growing Conditions in Native Habitat: Grows in dry, rocky areas with excellent drainage and bright sunlight; adapted to periods of drought

Care Guide

Care Guide:

Light: Prefers full sun to bright indirect light; may tolerate light shade but leaves are more vibrant in bright light.

Ideal Room: Sunrooms, bright windowsills, or outdoor rock gardens in warm climates.

Feeding: Fertilize lightly with a succulent or cactus fertilizer during the active growing season (spring and summer). Reduce feeding in winter.

Humidity: Low humidity preferred; avoid overly humid conditions to prevent leaf rot.

Ideal Temperature: Thrives between 18°C and 29°C (65°F–85°F). Protect from frost.

Watering: Water thoroughly when soil is dry, allowing soil to dry completely between waterings; reduce watering during dormancy.

Pet/Child Safe: Mildly toxic if ingested; keep out of reach of pets and children.

Soil Type: Well-draining cactus or succulent soil mix, optionally with added sand or perlite for extra drainage.

Propagation: Propagate from leaf or stem cuttings; allow cuttings to callus for a few days before planting.

Eventual Height and Spread: Typically grows to 15–25 cm tall with a spread of 20–30 cm; compact rosette formation.

Growth Rate: Slow to moderate-growing succulent.

Pests and Treatment: Susceptible to mealybugs or aphids; treat with neem oil or insecticidal soap if necessary.

Repotting: Repot every 2–3 years, using a pot with excellent drainage.

Pruning: Remove dead leaves or damaged rosettes to maintain appearance.

Air Purification: Adds minor air-cleaning benefits as part of a diverse plant collection.

Folklore: Crassula succulents are associated with resilience and good fortune in traditional South African lore.

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