Australian Stonecrop
Crassula sieberiana
Small annual herb, usually less than 6 cm, with bright green or greyish-green, succulent or fleshy leaves. Can form dense colonies. Tiny cream or pink cup-shaped four-petalled flowers arranged densely up the stem on short stems.
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Flora Type | Herbs |
| Distinctive Features | Roots often grow from shoots. Fleshy stems are segmented at each node. |
| Biology | Annual. Wetland and dry woodlands, rocky places in riparian and chenopod shrubland. Moist to wet soils and damp places, also cracks in rocks, rock pavements etc where it captures some moisture. Very drought-tolerant. |
| Native Status | Native |
| Flowering Time | Oct-Dec |