Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ Genus_Azalea resulting in complex forms of

resulting in complex forms of nutrients including carbohydrates

Originally found and documented in Yemen around the 12th century

Description: A rare climbing philodendron with long

but prefers bright indirect light

Comes with built in air filtering qualities as standard

Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ Genus_Azalea resulting in complex forms ofBotanical Name: Crassula Buddhas Temple Common Names: Buddhas Temple Succulent, Crassula Buddhas Temple Description: A unique succulent with tightly stacked, square shaped leaves forming a column that resembles a temple structure. Its gray green foliage and architectural form make it a striking collector plant. Care: Full sun to bright light, water sparingly, use fast draining soil.