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Crassula colligata (Crassulaceae)
not in The Student's Flora
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Crassula
colligata is an erect native annual with branches
which are often wiry and are up to 16 cm long. The leaves
are narrow, up to 3.5 mm long and 0.9 mm wide, more or less
flat above and convex below. A distinctive feature is that
the fresh leaves have a deciduous, hyaline point Flowers in
groups in the leaf axils, petals are cream tinged with red
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University of Tasmania