Crassula muscosa L.

Perennials 0.l-0.4(-0.8) m high, with erect, decumbent or often scrambling branches, more or less branched, with internodes usually not visible between leaves, more or less woody, with old leaves usually remaining attached to branches. Leaves sessile, triangular to ovate, 2-8 x 1-4 mm, acute or obtuse, of equal length on whole plant, glabrous, more or less flat on both surfaces, fleshy and leathery, green, grey-green, yellowish green or brown. Inflorescence a thyrse with many usually sessile dichasia in axils of leaves, sometimes with a terminal proliferation of alternately flowering and vegetative nodes, with sessile 5-merous flowers. Calyx: lobes narrowly triangular, 0.8-1.5 mm long, usually half to two-thirds as long as petals, acute but not pointed, fleshy, green to brown. Corolla cup-shaped, scarcely fused basally, pale yellowish green to brown; lobes narrowly triangular, 1-2 mm long, sharply acute and more or less keeled, erect. Stamens with yellow anthers. Squamae oblong-cuneate, 0.2-0.3 x 0.04-0.1 mm, truncate oremarginate, at first abruptly, later gradually constricted downwards, almost membranous to fleshy, pale yellow or white. Seeds 2, released mainly through apical pore of follicle, rarely by basal circumscissile split.

Can be grown by cuttings or seedlings.