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gollum jade succulents Crassula ovata 'Gollum Jade' – Tristar PlantsThe Crassula ovata 'Gollum' is a striking and unusual succulent with finger like, tubular leaves that give it a truly unique appearance. This slow growing plant, also known as Gollum Jade, is native to South Africa and a member of the jade plant family. Its thick, fleshy leaves store water, making it extremely drought tolerant and easy to care for. With its compact, bonsai like growth habit, the Gollum Jade is perfect for adding a whimsical,
The Crassula ovata 'Gollum' is a striking and unusual succulent with finger-like, tubular leaves that give it a truly unique appearance. This slow-growing plant, also known as Gollum Jade, is native to South Africa and a member of the jade plant family. Its thick, fleshy leaves store water, making it extremely drought-tolerant and easy to care for. With its compact, bonsai-like growth habit, the Gollum Jade is perfect for adding a whimsical, sculptural touch to any indoor garden or succulent collection.
Crassula ovata is mildly toxic to pets if ingested, so it's best to keep it out of reach from cats and dogs.
Product Features
Unique Tubular Leaves
Features elongated, tubular green leaves with reddish tips that resemble tiny suction cups, giving it a whimsical, coral-like appearance.
Moderate Growth Habit
Reaches 2-3 feet tall and wide over time, making it suitable for tabletop displays, bonsai-style planting, or as a statement piece in succulent arrangements.
Low Water Needs
Requires minimal watering, thriving in well-draining soil with occasional hydration when the soil is completely dry.
Tolerates Partial Shade
While it thrives in bright indirect light or full sun, it can adapt to partial shade, making it versatile for indoor or outdoor spaces.
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★★★★★ 4
$500, not $600. It isn’t worth $600
Color: White
You’re gonna need to put on some glasses and grab a drink for this one.
Cons :
- Has issues with “muddy mats” brand rugs and mats, along with light mats
- It ate my socks
- Will molest your standing fans and shoes and pet toys
- Castor wheel is a hair magnet along with the “tangle less” floating brush
- Mop heads get dirty after just one run of the entire house
- It hates charging cables
- And dryer sheets
PROS:
- Smarter than Shark brand vacuums
- Excellent management of houses and avoiding most obstacles
- It mops and vacuums well
- Cleaning is very easy
- Cat litter gets sucked up on the strong setting (not the super strong, though that works too)
- Battery lasts for vacuuming most of the house
- No navigation issues
- Doesn’t mess up your furniture
- IT WORKS IN THE DARK
the floating brush though where the metal shaft sits inside the brush itself and the miniscule space between the spinning part and the brush itself gathers hair like a magnet and will give constant roller brush errors if not regularly cleaned. The castor wheel I swear has more hair than anything I’ve seen. Even the shark didn’t collect it this bad.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Value for Money- Exceptional performance and features!!!!
This vacuum/mop system is wonderful! I highly recommend it. This is bi-far the best vacuum and moping system which effectively cleans my floors and carpet. I've always been on the lookout for anything that can lighten my cleaning load.
it’s been a real game-changer for my household routine. The self-washing and self-charging features are a huge win. I no longer have to worry about cleaning the mop or making sure it’s charged; it takes care of itself.
It moves around furniture and other obstacles smoothly, rarely bumping into anything. It easily navigates tight spaces and corners, making sure every area gets cleaned.
Value for Money: Considering all its features and how well it cleans, I think it’s a fantastic investment. It’s made keeping my home clean so much easier and less time-consuming.
The robot vacuum was able to map my house successfully, the battery life is a bit longer than my previous robot vacuums, the suction is also great. I saw it go over crumbs in the kitchen and it picked up without any problems, and also has a mop functionality. It has a functioning app, very easy to use. The vacuum is also very quiet. By far, this is my favorite robot vacuum and I’ve tried many as I do not like to go around the house mopping and vacuuming. 10/10 would recommend this model - worth the investment.
Overall I could not be happier with this purchase, my home is the cleanest it has been since I’ve first moved in.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
A blessing for “unforgiving” flooring
We bought an 1800s home that was 90% hardwood, but the previous owner made the decision to tear out the hardwood in the kitchen. Unfortunately for us, the flooring we picked to replace it was what I call a very unforgiving. I didn’t realize it until it was too late, but it shows every speck of dust and every muddy paw print. With two dogs, my floors looked like they had not been cleaned in years, but it was being mopped on a daily basis.
Enter the Narwal. I’ve included a photo of what the floor looks like today post-clean on a typical winter day in the north (dogs and people running in and out, tracking and mud and snow everywhere). Look at it! It has a shine! In an hour, it will be dull again from the dogs’ next foray into the snowy yard, but right now…glorious! But the best thing is, I no longer care about the dogs tracking up the floor. I can just run the Narwal again. No real extra labor on my part (other than occasionally needing to fill the water container).
I want to add a couple of points that I find interesting or that I think people might want to know to make their decision.
Both the roller and the side sweeper brushes are meant to prevent hair from getting wound around them. So far I have found this to be true. You can see the videos the manufacturer has provided that show how this works, so I won’t bother to explain it, just point out that I’ve found it does work. I haven’t had to cut any hair out of the roller since I’ve gotten it, and that was previously a weekly thing.
It does not self empty after vacuuming. However, it compresses the hair and dirt to take up less space. So while I was emptying my big self-emptying canister (on my Shark) about once a month before, I’ve only actually emptied this smaller dust bin once every one to two weeks. Initially, I was worried that this meant it wasn’t picking up as much debris and hair, but upon review, I discovered the compression factor they describe. You also have the option of using dust collection bags that you can take out and dispose of. To be more environmentally friendly, I have not chosen that option, but for people that may have issues with dust, I’m glad it is an option.
It self-cleans and dries the mop pads quite well. I did pick up replacements so that I could wash them, but I’ve needed to wash them with far less frequency than I expected. When I do pull them off to wash, I don’t notice any odor like I was expecting.
The mop water is used to both clean the floor and wash the mop pads. I think the majority of the water usage is to clean the pads, however. So you will need to refill that every 2 to 3 mops probably depending on how big your house is. You can use it with or without Narwal cleaner - do not use other cleaners, or you risk the device dying or messing up your floors due to over foaming.
My one tip is to use any leftover mop cleaner you may have from your regular mopping, and add a capful into the dirty water bin after you empty and rinse it each time. Because if you do not empty that out every day, the stagnant water WILL be stinky. A little scented floor cleaner has seemed to improve that dramatically for me.
Is it expensive? Yes. Is it worth it? RESOUNDINGLY yes. I no longer have to kill myself to have clean floors. And that is the best gift to give myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Amazing robot helper
Color: White
I’ve been using this robot vacuum for about a month now, and I have no regrets about buying it! It’s noticeably quieter than my previous robot vacuum, and the mopping performance is excellent. I really like that it has two large water tanks—one for clean water and one for dirty—which makes a big difference as it easily covers my entire house on a single run.
I don’t have carpet, so I can’t speak to how it performs there, but for vacuuming and mopping tile and hard floors, it absolutely deserves high praise. The battery is another big plus—it can clean my whole house before needing to return to the base to recharge.
The app is fantastic. The mapping is very accurate, and there are plenty of cleaning options to customize different areas of the house. The initial app setup did require some help, but customer support was quick and very helpful. Overall, I’m a very satisfied customer and would definitely recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very great and durable option.
Style: for Saros 10R / Saros 20 / Qrevo CurvX
These parts are the perfect option when maintaining your robot vacuum. They fit the machine perfectly and are just as if not more durable than the company provided parts. Definitely recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026