succulent looks like shrek ears Shrek Ears Plant

succulent looks like shrek ears Shrek Ears PlantScientific Name: Crassula Ovata 'Gollum' Synonyms: Shreks Ears, Gollum Crassula, Crassula Hobbit, Jade plant. Adorable plant variety Super easy care & low maintenance Indigenous to South Africa Waterwise Great as a gift or windowsill filler This adorable plant is a fantastically quirky little Balcony or Patio filler or sunny spot candidate, with tiny leaves that look like the ears of everyone's beloved swamp monster: Shrek. A definite perk and talking

Scientific Name: Crassula Ovata 'Gollum'
Synonyms: Shreks Ears, Gollum Crassula, Crassula Hobbit, Jade plant.

• Adorable plant variety
• Super easy care & low maintenance
• Indigenous to South Africa
• Waterwise
• Great as a gift or windowsill filler

This adorable plant is a fantastically quirky little Balcony or Patio filler or sunny spot candidate, with tiny leaves that look like the ears of everyone's beloved swamp monster: Shrek. A definite perk and talking point for this fabulous plant.

Not only is the Shreks Ears a fun houseplant to have around, but also super care friendly and low maintenance due to its succulent nature, Waterwise for the win. They do pretty well in a bright indirect light spot, making them the ideal indoor specimen, however, they'll love a couple of hours of sunlight to keep them thriving.

Pair these cuties with a sleek planter to add a touch of modernity to your Patio or shelf display, or for a quirky easy-care gift for friends and family.

Please note: Crassula are non-toxic but prefer not to be eaten to look their best.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your plant happy & healthy.

Water: Water, once the soil has reached complete dryness and the plant, is slightly shrivelled. As this is a larger plant it may need watering every  2 weeks in warm weather and once every 3 in winter. Use discretion.
Light: Bright filtered light to 3 - 4 hours of direct sunlight is ideal.
Humidity: Average humidity is ideal, avoid high humidity as this can lead to rot.
Fertilize: Feed once a month with a half solution of liquid plant food during Spring & Summer.