Crassula ovata ‘Hulk’ Money Tree Jade Plant Succulent Indoor Tender House Plants, Easy to Grow, Low Maintenance, Drought Tolerant, 1 x 12cm Pots, Crassula ‘Hulk’ by Thompson and Morgan (1)

• Crassula ovata ‘Hulk’ is a showy, tender succulent more commonly known as the Money Tree or the Jade Plant.
• With smooth, fleshy green foliage, often with red-tinged edges, this succulent makes a lovely addition to the home, especially when grown alongside other succulents for an attractive, modern display.
• Easy to grow and very undemanding, Crassula ovata ‘Hulk’ is ideal for adding colour, height and texture to any room.
• Crassula ovata ‘Hulk’, supplied as 1 x 12cm pots. (Please note decorative pot not included)

Often more commonly known as the Money Tree or the Jade Plant, Crassula ovata ‘Hulk’ is a tender succulent that has smooth, rounded, fleshy green foliage, often with red-tinged edges, that grows on thick, upright branches. Easy to grow and very undemanding, this plant is perfect for adding height and texture to the home. Ideal for growing alongside other succulents for a showy, modern indoor display. Grow Crassula in full light with some shelter from the hottest sun. An average temperature of 10- 23C (50-75F) is ideal. Water Crassula whenever necessary, allowing the compost to dry out between waterings. These fleshy leaved succulents store water in their leaves so they use surprisingly little water throughout the hot summer months. House plants should be fed regularly between March and September when they are in active growth. Reduce watering in winter. Please note: Some houseplants are toxic or harmful to pets if ingested. If you believe your pet has consumed a poisonous plant then seek veterinary attention immediately. Take a sample of the plant with you. Product Specifications: Position In: sun or semi shade Supplied as: 1 x 12cm pots. Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).