Crassula the hobbit is a unique succulent that the leaves resemble Shrek’s Earsfrom where its popular name. It is a variety of ovoid crassula, which it is also popularly known as the tree of happiness. According to feng shui specialists, it emits energy that is invisible to the human eye. The owners of this plant at home are calmer, feel better and do not get sick. Properly cared for, it spreads effectively, taking various forms. The plant is extremely easy to grow at home. It should be grown like other succulents, remembering about limited watering.
How to care for Shrek’s Ears? Also take care of the light
The Hobbit Crassula is an inhabitant of the desert and dryness. Keep it away from drafts and at a constant temperature at home. Succulents love bright light and are resistant to direct sun. The brightest windowsill in the house is the best place for the plant to bloom all year round. Remember to keep a safe distance from the glass. Possible leaks and lower temperatures can damage and destroy the leaves of the crassula and act on them exactly like a small amount of light.
Crassula ovata The Hobbit is an unusual succulent called Shrek’s Ears. How to water?
Shrek’s Ears are one of the most interesting varieties of Crassula. With proper care, over time it reaches quite large sizes and can delight with its appearance even half a century. A characteristic feature of the Hobbit variety are elongated, tubular twisted, fleshy leaves resembling Shrek’s ears. Jade and other succulents are drought-tolerant plants that retain water. We recommend watering only when the soil is dry. Excessive watering will cause the plant to rot and kill it very quickly. Water only enough to keep the leaves from shrinking. Usually, watering once every three to four weeks is sufficient. In the summer, we can do it more often, even once a week.
Waterlogging is one of the shedding of leaves by the crassula. So make sure the pot your succulent grows in has proper drainage holes. In addition, never leave standing water in the saucer after watering. High soil moisture also attracts another problem, i.e. … insects.
Source: Gazeta
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