Crassula sinclarii
Endemic
- Scientific Name
- Crassula sinclarii
- Type
- Native
- Plant Life-form Type
- short
- Taxonomy
- (Hook. f.) A. P. Druce et Given
- Presence
- North and South Island. Bay of plenty and southwards
- Habitat
- Lowland to sub-alpine damp soils, river banks, margins of lakes and tarns
- Temperature (°C)
- cold water aquaria
- Hardness (ppm)
- Hardy
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Propagation
- Stem cuttings
- Features
- Densely matted herb up to 5 cm tall when submerged, or prostrate when on damp soil. The stems and branches are delicate, internodes usually exceeding the leaf length. Leaves 1 to 2 mm long, thin, subacute. Flowers ca 2 mm in diameter with white petals usually twcie the length of the sepals.
- Source
- TIFBIS
- Synonym
- Tillaea sinclairii Hook . f.