The flowers of Crassula peploides have five creamy white, spreading petal appendages, contrasting with the central pink of the five carpels. Between these two rings the five stamens with creamy anthers can be recognised. The floral parts occur in fives in these flowers. Greenish grey fleshy sepals with rounded tips, shorter than the white of the petals, are present in the gaps between the petals.
Flowering happens in summer and autumn (Smith, et al, 2017; iNaturalist; iSpot).