
Crassula David
Crassula 'David' is a compact, branching succulent with thick green leaves edged in reddish tones, especially when grown in bright sunlight. Its tidy structure and slow growth make it ideal for small pots or bonsai-style arrangements. A charming choice for both beginners and collectors.
Basic Care Info
Light
Bright indirect light to full sun. Color intensifies with more light.
Water
Water when the soil is dry to the touch. Avoid overwatering.
Soil
Use a well-draining mix—cactus or succulent soil works best.
Temperature
Prefers warm temperatures. Protect from frost and excessive humidity.
Propagation
Easily propagated from stem cuttings or leaves.
Dormancy
Reduce watering in winter months when growth slows.
✨ Fun Facts
- Named cultivar with compact form and red edging on leaves.
- Stays small and structured—great for desk or shelf displays.
- Can be pruned to encourage a bonsai-like shape.
👍 Perfect For
- Low-maintenance indoor succulent setups
- Small decorative pots or bonsai trays
- Color contrast in mixed arrangements
Caring for Your New Plant
Here's what you need to know to help your Crassula David thrive
When You Receive
Let your plant rest in shade for a few days before planting. Wait 10 days before watering.
Placement
Outdoor plants that need direct sunlight, preferably morning or late afternoon sun.
Watering
Water only when the substrate is dry. If in doubt, it's better not to water.
Substrate
Use a mix of 50% peat and 50% pumice/volcanic gravel for best results.
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