Crassula pubescens subs. radicans

Beautiful succulent plant that can change considerably depending on the variety within this species, but generally consists of small fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves, which develop to very modest heights, sometimes a few centimeters, other times even at ground level, generating a dense carpet that tends to occupy large spaces horizontally in a short time. The small leaves, which can vary from hairy to shiny, have a beautiful bright green color tinged with red at the edges, but when exposed to the sun they change to an extremely bright red color. Between winter and spring the bright hue of the plant contrasts nicely with the small white flowers that bloom. Due to its appearance and above all for how it grows, Crassula pubescens is perfect for adorning large outdoor spaces as a simple ground cover, or even to fill intermediate spaces in flower boxes.