If anyone has a Crassula "Estagnol" (aka "Spiralis"), is it normal for so many dead leaves to be on the stems? I know they're the older leaves and I expect them to die off but it looks, in my opinion, awful. Do I leave them or take them off? I've also been waiting for them to get long and start to grow over the sides. Does it do that?
I have a small one and it is losing bottom leaves. They dry up, turn crispy and then drop. And I don’t think it is a trailing plant. In fact I bought it because it stays relatively small and was hoping to use it in some arrangements. For reference, mine is in a 3 inch planter. And yes you can remove them after they are dry.
The pot it's in is three inches as well I didn't realize they stayed small. That's definitely good to know.
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