• Buy Crassula Campfire succulent plant in 6 inch pot.
• Best for hanging pots.
• Sedum are low maintenance plants.
• Survives well indoors
• Best for homes and offices

Crassula capitella ‘Campfire’  is a beautiful evergreen succulent which forms spreading mats, useful in rock gardens and containers. It is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant where it adds beauty to the landscape.

Crassula campfire is an easy-to-grow branching succulent which displays dramatic, stacks of fleshy, propeller-like leaves that mature from light green to bright red. Campfire plant also produces small white inconspicuous sweet-scented flowers on their maturity.

Propagation– Campfire can easily be grown from leaf cuttings. Cut off leaves from the stem, let them dry, and then place the cutting into the soil. Keep the potting soil moist until the cutting begins to grow.

Light -Partial to full sun. Full sun may yield bright red colored leaves when compared to the partial sun.

Water – Watering campfire weekly is best, or more often in extreme heat conditions, however, do not over lodge the soil with water.

Temperature: This succulent plant does best in hotter conditions with moderate to low humidity.

• Buy Crassula Campfire succulent plant in 6 inch pot.
• Best for hanging pots.
• Sedum are low maintenance plants.
• Survives well indoors
• Best for homes and offices

Crassula capitella ‘Campfire’  is a beautiful evergreen succulent which forms spreading mats, useful in rock gardens and containers. It is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant where it adds beauty to the landscape.

Crassula campfire is an easy-to-grow branching succulent which displays dramatic, stacks of fleshy, propeller-like leaves that mature from light green to bright red. Campfire plant also produces small white inconspicuous sweet-scented flowers on their maturity.

Propagation– Campfire can easily be grown from leaf cuttings. Cut off leaves from the stem, let them dry, and then place the cutting into the soil. Keep the potting soil moist until the cutting begins to grow.

Light -Partial to full sun. Full sun may yield bright red colored leaves when compared to the partial sun.

Water – Watering campfire weekly is best, or more often in extreme heat conditions, however, do not over lodge the soil with water.

Temperature: This succulent plant does best in hotter conditions with moderate to low humidity.