Crassula undulatifolia ‘Max Cook’

Crassula undulatifolia ‘Max Cook’, commonly known as Wavy Jade, is a unique, compact succulent featuring elongated, wavy-edged green leaves with a slight bluish tint. This eye-catching plant forms a dense, shrubby shape, making it a perfect low-maintenance addition to succulent gardens, rockeries, and container displays. In late winter to spring, it produces clusters of delicate white to pale pink flowers, adding a soft contrast to its striking foliage.

Growing Requirements:
Thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers well-draining, sandy or rocky soil. It is extremely drought-tolerant, requiring minimal watering once established.

Unique Features:

• Distinctive wavy leaves for added texture.
• Low-maintenance and drought-hardy.
• Produces clusters of delicate flowers in the growing season.
• Great for pots, rock gardens, and succulent arrangements.

Uses & Display Suggestions:
Perfect for rock gardens, succulent displays, container gardens, and xeriscaping. Also well-suited for indoor placement in bright locations.