A very eye-catching appearance! Buddha's Temple is a hybrid between Crassula falcata and Crassula pyramidalis, made in 1959 by Myron Kimnach from the U.S.A.
But because it's a very slow growing cultivar, it has never been propagated commercially in large numbers till now, it is grown by tissue culture, Buddha's Temple is still hard to find.
Full sun and just a few times a year a large watering take care of a nicely shaped Thai temple with densely stacked leaves.

When the plant is several years old, it can develop a compact cluster of many tiny white flowers which turn a bit pinkish later on. These flower clusters last for many weeks!