Crassula ruamahanga

Endemic At risk nationally uncommon.
• Scientific Name: Crassula ruamahanga
• Type: Native
• Plant Life-form Type: short
• Taxonomy: A. P. Druce
• Presence: North and South Island. Lake Wairarapa to Southland
• Habitat: Lowland damp soils, river banks, and wet muddy hollows
• Temperature (°C): up to 28
• Hardness (ppm): Hardy
• Difficulty: Easy
• Propagation: Stem cuttings
• Features: Small delicate matted prostrate herb with filiform stems and branches up to 30 cm tall when aquatic and much shorter when out of the water. Internodes up to 1 cm long. Leaves 1.5 to 3.5 mm long, thin and linear. Flowers ca 1.5 mm sessile or subsessile with petals generally shorter than the sepals.
• Source: TIFBIS
• Synonym: Tillaea acutifolia Kirk, Crassula hunua A. P. Druce