Gollum

25 cm
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Product details

The Spoon Tree, Crassula Hobbit, is perhaps the most prominent representative of the succulent family, which can be easily cultivated here. Crassulas are very low-maintenance, forgiving of the occasional care mistake, and therefore suitable for beginners in plant care. Additionally, they are exceptionally decorative. What should be considered when caring for the Spoon Tree? The Spoon Tree, Crassula Hobbit, is also known as the "Money Tree." It belongs to the family of succulents (Crassula) and originally comes from South and East Africa. There, the succulent plant grows outdoors year-round. This is not possible here, as the winter temperatures are too low for this evergreen plant.

Key specifications

Location
Half-shadedSunny
Watering
water sparingly
Plant type
Houseplant
Item number
6399911

General information

Category
Plants
Manufacturer no.
600264
Release date
17.7.2017

Plant properties

Plant type
Houseplant
Pot diameter
14 cm
Life span
Perennial
Location
Half-shadedSunny
Watering
water sparingly

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂-Emission
Climate contribution

Product dimensions

Height
25 cm

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