The flowers of Crassula glomerata are stalkless, growing in a flat-topped thyrse.
Fleshy leaf-like sepals surround the corolla. Young petals comprising the five-pointed, cup-shaped to tubular corollas start off white or creamy white, but the small flowers worked over by the elements often appear reddish to pale brown, as does the total plant.
Five yellow or brown anthers on the spreading stamens are positioned around the green or red stigma.
The ratio of blooms to overall plant size seen here indicates the vigour of the floral response, the focus on seed production.
Flowering happens from late winter to midsummer (Privett and Lutzeyer, 2010; Bond and Goldblatt, 1984; iSpot).