Devil Horns Plant - Crassula nudicaulis Size:4" Pot thin-skinned and often break off

thin-skinned and often break off from a basal pore rather than falling whole (like in most Mammillaria)

5-4 cm in diameter) purplish pink

If kept in a sunny location

The Creme brulee plant blooms between spring and summer into inconspicuous yellow flowers

Find a spot near a west-facing window where it can receive plenty of filtered sunlight throughout the day

Devil Horns Plant - Crassula nudicaulis Size:4" Pot thin-skinned and often break offIntroducing the stunning devil horns plant, known as Crassula nudicaulis, which is a vibrant member of the Crassula genus. Native to the Western Cape Province of South Africa, the devil horn's plant is also known as, Crassula devils horns, or Naked Stalked Crassula plant. The Devil's Horns plant gets its name from the unique shape of its leaves, which resemble the horns of a devil or a ram. The spiral arrangement of the fleshy, triangular leaves