Crassula pellucida subsp. alsinoides (Hook. fil.) Tölken

Prostrate perennial creeping herb, sometimes forming dense mats. Stems slightly 4-angled, fleshy up to 45 cm long, mostly hairless except for 2 lines of hairs on opposite sides. Leaves opposite, more or less ovate-elliptic, up to c. 2.5 cm long, pale green fleshy, hairless; margin entire, sometimes fringed with minute papillae. Flowers solitary in the leaf axils, sometimes as terminal clusters, white rarely tinged pink.

Frequent in the E Highlands

From Cameroon to Sudan, Ethiopia and Somalia, South to Swaziland and South Africa as far as the Eastern Cape.