Crassula perfoliata var. falcata — Propeller Plant for Sculptural Succulent Texture

Crassula perfoliata var. falcata, commonly called Propeller Plant, is a striking succulent known for its gray-green, overlapping leaves that resemble propeller blades. Its compact, sculptural form makes it an eye-catching choice for containers, succulent gardens, and sunny accent plantings.

This plant is especially useful for customers looking to add texture and structure without taking up too much space. In bright conditions, mature plants may produce showy clusters of warm red to orange flowers that add seasonal interest above the foliage.

Stop by Ganter Nursery this August to explore Propeller Plant and other succulents for patios, containers, and low-water garden designs.

Quick Plant Details

Typical Mature Size: commonly about 1–2 ft tall and wide, with bloom stalks adding seasonal height.
Sun: full sun to light shade.
Water: low water; allow soil to dry between waterings and provide excellent drainage.
Best For: succulent containers, rock gardens, low-water plantings, patios, and sculptural foliage interest.