Description
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Easy air-purifying plant Non-toxic small leaves |
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light shade No full sun |
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Keep the potting soil wet in the summer Need little water in winter. Distilled water or rainwater. |
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Available in different sizes |
Buy Crassula orbicularis rosularis
Original price was: €4.95.€3.95Current price is: €3.95.
The Crassula orbicularis var. Rosularis is a succulent (succulent plant) and belongs to the Crassula orbicularis var. Rosularisceae family. This plant species is native to South Africa and grows there in sunny, dry areas. Crassula Rosularis owes its popularity to its easy maintenance.
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| Dimensions | 6x6x15 cm |
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