Crassula streyi 'Pondo Cliff' – Live Succulent Plant

A Unique South African Succulent with Colorful Foliage

Crassula streyi 'Pondo Cliff' is a striking succulent native to South Africa and a member of the Crassulaceae family. Its distinctive foliage features green upper leaf surfaces speckled with tiny dots, while the undersides display rich maroon tones that create beautiful contrast from every angle.

This slow-growing succulent can reach up to 14 inches tall and may produce delicate yellow to green flowers in the spring, making it an eye-catching addition to succulent collections, container gardens, and indoor plant displays.

Why You'll Love Crassula 'Pondo Cliff'

• Unique green leaves with maroon undersides
• Decorative speckled foliage
• Produces yellow to green flowers in spring
• Slow-growing and easy to maintain
• Excellent for containers and succulent collections
• Ideal for beginners and experienced growers alike

Care Guide

Light:
Thrives in full sun or very bright light for the best color and compact growth.

Water:
Water thoroughly only after the soil has completely dried.

Soil:
Plant in a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix. Adding pumice, perlite, or coarse grit improves drainage and promotes healthy root growth.

Potting:
Ceramic pots are recommended because they provide excellent airflow and moisture regulation. Always use a pot with drainage holes.

Temperature:
Prefers temperatures between 64°F and 77°F (18°C–25°C).

Humidity:
Average household humidity is ideal. Avoid prolonged damp conditions.

Shipping Information

• 2" plants are shipped with the nursery pot and soil.
• 4" and larger plants are shipped bare root (without pot or soil) to promote healthier shipping and reduce the risk of damage.
• Each plant is individually grown, so natural variations in color, size, and shape should be expected.

Planting Tips

For best results, plant in a porous, well-draining succulent or cactus mix. Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings to help prevent root rot and encourage healthy growth.