CRASSULA MAX COOK

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Crassula Max Cook is a compact growing succulent with rippled green leaves that develop thin, red edges. It is a hardy, clumping plant that is extremely popular in landscape design! White, star-shaped flowers appear in late Spring and early Summer.

CARE AND GROWTH:

Crassula Max Cook can tolerate semi shade but does prefer a position in full sun. As with all succulents, it is essential to ensure you are planting in a well-draining soil. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Water once a week in Spring and Summer and reduce frequency to around once or twice a month during its dormant season (Winter). Succulents are great at letting you know when they need a drink. If leaves appear wrinkled or deflated, its time for a good water!

The beauty of Crassula Max Cook is you get a relatively low maintenance plant with beautiful foliage colours and a naturally compact growing habit. Occasional pruning will also help to maintain its size and shape as well as encouraging new growth. Prune and fertilise in the warmer months.

PLANTING IDEAS:

Feature/Accent planting: A popular choice for a focal point in your space, Crassula Max Cook looks great when mass planted or as a standalone feature.

Succulent Garden: A couple of reasons why succulents are so popular is because they are very low maintenance and come in a huge range of vibrant shapes and colours. Crassula’s are always a popular choice for succulent gardens, with Crassula Max Cook being a staple.

Sedum, or stonecrop, succulents work great with Crassula. Their colourful foliage and flower clusters really enhance the space. Echeverias and Sempervivum have wonderful shapes and colours and Agaves are an architectural delight! Or course, you can’t go past adding other Crassula as well! Have a look at Crassula Blue Bird, Crassula Purple Dragon and Crassula Ovata.

Pots/Container: The compact shape and vibrant colour of the Crassula Max Cook makes it perfect when paired with a decorative pot or container.

Indoor décor: If you have an indoor spaces that receives an adequate amount of light, Crassula Max Cook will complement various indoor design styles.

SPACING:

For accent planting, every 2m is ideal. For a fuller look, plant closer together.

POT SIZES:

We stock Crassula Max Cook in several sizes, from our small 105mm pots to advanced 300mm pots that will create an instant effect!

OTHER VARIETIES:

Crassula are a huge family of plants, with hundreds of different varieties. We stock some of the most popular, including Crassula Blue Bird, Crassula Hobbit, Crassula Ovata and Crassula Minima. The beauty of this family of plants is the range of different shapes and colours, meaning you will definitely find something to suit your space! If you’re after a variety of Crassula not listed on our site, please feel free to send us an email.

SUMMARY:

Position: Full sun to part shade
Max Height: 1m
Max Width: 1m

Spacing: Every 2m or closer depending on desired look
Type: Succulent, Feature, Border, Containers

Feed: Slow-release fertiliser

Pruning: Once to twice a year in warmer months depending on desired height