Drunk Oblique Sunlight Succulent Plant
Drunk Oblique Sunlight Succulent Plant Attributes
Chinese Name: Drunk Oblique Sunlight, Alias: Crassula atropurpurea var. watermeyeri, Family and Genus: Crassulaceae, Sedum Genus, Origin and Distribution: South AfricaDrunk Oblique Sunlight Succulent Plant Introduction
Drunk Oblique Sunlight is a perennial succulent herbaceous plant with dense branching and small branches, with fleshy, semi-woody stems. The leaves of Drunk Oblique Sunlight are slightly thin and spatulate, with the center of the leaves thick and the edges thin. The leaf color is green, and the front of the leaves is covered with short villi, with villi also on the leaf edges. In late autumn and early spring, when the temperature difference is large, the leaf edges will show a reddish-brown color. The leaves of Drunk Oblique Sunlight are opposite and sessile, with the bases connected together, new leaves overlapping from top to bottom, and mature leaves slightly spaced apart. The inflorescence is clustered, with white flowers blooming from April to May.
Drunk Oblique Sunlight Succulent Plant Photo Album
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