Buy Crassula Campfire – Red Pagoda Plant | Beautiful Succulent Plant

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Red Pagoda is a fast-growing beautiful succulent far-famed for its soft, green propeller-like leaves with maroon-red variegation. It adorns the home decor like no other succulent and makes a great houseplant for beginners.

Botanical Name: Crassula capitella ‘Campfire’

Other Names: Crassula capitella, Red Flames or Campfire Plant

Growing Season: Throughout the year

Ideal Temperature: 20-30°C

Uses: Keep the plant on side tables in your living room.

Difficulty Level: Easy

How to Grow – Quick View

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What to Do After Getting the Package?

• Take a knife and carefully cut the tape to unbox the live plant.
• Gently remove the plant from the package.
• Place the plant where it can receive bright, indirect sunlight regularly.

How to Care for Red Pagoda Succulent

Sunlight: A good sun exposure of 3-4 hours keeps Red Pagoda thriving and happy. The best location for growing this beautiful succulent is near windows.

Watering: Water the succulent only when the top one or two inches soil layer feels dry on touch, avoid overwatering it can kill your plant.

Soil: Red Pagoda succulent thrive well in succulent potting soil, which is easily available in nurseries. You can also make it at home by combining two parts of potting soil with one part each of perlite and sand.

Fertilizer: You can use a liquid balanced fertilizer once a month to promote branching and growth in the succulent.