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Crassula "Springtime" is a nursery-produced hybrid of C. rupestris, so it doesn't exist in nature. Anyway, C. rupestris is native to South Africa.

Crassula portulacea "Hobbit" is a nursery- produced cultivar, a crossbreading between Crassula portulacacea (syn. ovata) and Crassula lactea.

Crassula "Pagoda Variegata" is a nursery hybrid and doesn't exist in nature. Anyway, Crassulas are generally from South Africa and Namibia.

Crassula "Moonglow" is a tiny, beautiful succulent, with fleshy, grey-green, sessile leaves, tightly overlapping upon the stems to form stems like small, square columns.

Crassula "Justus Corderoy" is a nursery hybrid and it doesn't exist in nature.

Crassula 'Ivory Pagoda' is a very slow growing hybrid between C. falcata and C. barklyi made in 1962 by Myron Kimnach in USA.

Crassula "Garnet Lotus" is a little, usually 1-stemmed succulent. Unlike other Crassula nursery hybrids, it has only 1 stem and so only one rosette of bigger leaves, a few centimeters long (while [...]

Crassula Estagnol is a nursery-produced hybrid, probably related to Crassula pyramidalis. It is a slow-growing, little plant, with the peculiarity of a spiralized leaves growth, so that its stems [...]

Crassula cv. Tom Thomb is a nursery-produced hybrid, originated from a crossing happened by chance between Crassula rupestris subspecies rupestris and Crassula rupestris subspecies marneriana.

Crassula cv. Frosty is a dwarf succulent, similar to the cv. Celia, but with more elongated and pointed leaves, of a bright green, a little bit curved outwards, similar to little tongues.