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Mar 21, 2023 - 11:36 AM
Either works! You can safely cut off blooms without harming the plant, but if you leave them long enough they will fall off on their own.
Do the spent blooms need to be removed or do they eventually fall off Crassula 'Silver Springtime' Crassula & Jade Plants
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Crassula 'Silver Springtime'
Crassula 'Silver Springtime': A slow grower with silvery, blue-green foliage that stacks up in tidy clusters. This variety is well-loved for its blooms. It produces round, fragrant clusters of tiny pink flowers in spring. This cultivar is a hybrid of C. 'Springtime'...
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