Giant Watch Chain Succulent
It is easily propagated from stem cuttings.

Giant watch chain succulent. Crassula imperialis giant watch chain is a mat forming succulent plant with tight watch chain stems up to 8 inches 20 cm. It is similar to crassula. It has also been called. It is also called princess pine clubmoss crassula zipper plant and rattail crassula.
Muscosa but much thicker. How to propagate crassula muscosa watch chain crassual muscosa watch chain is a prolific propagator. Leaves are small light green to grey or brownish green and densely packed around the stem forming a square mass similar to c. Crassula imperialis is a succulent with tight densely branched erect to decumbent stems.
Crassula imperialis giant watch chain is an attractive mat forming succulent plant with tight watch chain stems up to 20 cm. Water whenever the. The watch chain crassula crassula lycopodioides syn. It appears to be a thicker form of the very variable crassula muscosa.
Given the watch chain moniker for its close resemblance to jeweler s chain links of previous eras they were once used to hold pocket watches and secure them to the vest pocket. Remove a stem from the main plant and allow it to callous for several days before placing on well draining soil. The most common of the common names for this plant is watch chain for its delicate interlocking leaves that are much like the tight jewelers links that were used to attach a pocket watch to the vest. Tiny leaves of the watch chain succulent wrap tightly around the stem to form a square upright mass.
If growing outdoors it can be invasive so it s best to plant in an area where it can spread and trail.



























