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Graptoveria Olivia Cluster & Crassula muscosa Watch Chain Succulent in 2.75” Pot

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More information about Graptoveria Olivia Cluster & Crassula muscosa Watch Chain Succulent in 2.75” Pot

You will receive an 2.75” pot of both the Graptoveria Olivia and the Crassula muscosa 'Watch Chain,' but they will be shipped bare root, without a pot or soil, to reduce weight and dispatch costs. Please note that I am not liable for any damages caused by weather, shipping delays, handling, or lost packages.

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Graptoveria 'Olivia' (O'Connell): Intergeneric hybrid of Graptopetalum x Echeveria. Olive green rosette with a pink flush to its leaf margins and a bronze sheen. This cultivar can bloom in the spring/summer growing season, sending up a tall bloom stalk with pale yellow flowers.

Crassula muscosa 'Watch Chain' are part of the Crassulaceae family and are native to South Africa and Namibia. They have green leaves that are overlapping and covering the stems.