Crassula Hobbit, also known as the ‘Hobbit’s Pipe’, is a beautiful and endearing succulent species that features distinctively round, soft leaves

Native to South Africa, Crassula Hobbit belongs to the Crassulaceae family, and is a close relative of the Jade Plant, commonly seen in many households. Aptly named after the characters of the classic literary works The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings, these plants are packed with charm and delight!

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Crassula Hobbit, also known as the ‘Hobbit’s Pipe’, is a beautiful and endearing succulent species that features distinctively round, soft leaves
Crassula Hobbit, also known as the ‘Hobbit’s Pipe’, is a beautiful and endearing succulent species that features distinctively round, soft leaves
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Crassula Hobbit, also known as the ‘Hobbit’s Pipe’, is a beautiful and endearing succulent species that features distinctively round, soft leaves. Native to South Africa, Crassula Hobbit belongs to the Crassulaceae family, and is a close relative of the Jade Plant, commonly seen in many households. Aptly named after the characters of the classic literary works The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings, these plants are packed with charm and delight!

With proper care and maintenance, Crassula Hobbit will become a gorgeous addition to any indoor home or outdoor garden. It is renowned for its attractive gold/green foliage with a noticeable softness to the touch. The leaves are thick and juicy, arranged in rosette patterns of varying sizes depending on the maturity of the plant. Given enough bright indirect sunlight, the leaves of the Crassula Hobbit will develop a pinkish hue, much to the delight of its owner!

Though quite hardy and tolerant of some neglect, Crassula Hobbit requires some basic care and maintenance. It thrives best in a soil that drains well, and a pot that provides adequate room for its roots to spread. It is important to water your Crassula Hobbit deeply, but skip days between watering. Watering too often without allowing the soil to dry in between is a sure-fire way to rot the roots of the plant. During the summer months, fertilizing the Crassula Hobbit with a slow-release fertilizer can help it thrive and look its best.

Though it is known for its ease of care, this specific succulent is susceptible to mealybugs and spider mites, which can be eradicated with a neem oil solution. If you’re looking for a beautiful and easy-to-care-for addition to your collection, look no further than the beloved Crassula Hobbit!

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