Buddha’s Temple (Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’)

Buddha’s Temple, botanically known as Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’, is a distinctive collector succulent prized for its incredibly symmetrical, architectural growth. Its thick grey-green leaves grow in tightly stacked pairs, forming square columns that resemble the tiered structure of a temple — the feature that inspired its memorable name.

This unusual Crassula is a cultivated hybrid associated with Crassula pyramidalis and Crassula perfoliata var. falcata. Its compact, geometric form makes it especially appealing to succulent collectors and anyone looking for something a little different from a typical houseplant. Mature plants may also produce clusters of small flowers under favourable growing conditions.