Hard to tell from the pic, but it looks like C. aborescens to me.

Christopher My Main Man,

I agree - that looks like a baby C. arborescens. Watch out, they get to be beasts with leaves so much like silver dollars you'll want to spend them.

Sorry, but failed to mention the leaves are much smaller than C. arborescens...

Christopher

maybe a young C arborescens.. .can you put in something for scale?

Thanks for the replies, here is a photo with young C. ovata variegata and C. ovata 'Hummel's Sunset.' Hope it gives some idea of leaf size. Now, if it IS C. arborescens, I would be happy, for I didn't have one.

Christopher

Hmmmm, good question.

It looks very similar to my Crassula ovata obliqua, other than the dull leaves, of course.

Josh

The reason I didn't think of it as C. arborescens is the fact of the smaller leaves, and no whitish blush I see on the common C. arborescens...and as for obliqua, yes, the leaves should have some shine to them...

Christopher

Didn't Doug (Jade Man) root some variegated obliqua leaves that turned out all green and similar
to these? Maybe I'm misremembering.....

Josh

Here's the Thread....
strong similarity, but still a different finish on the leaves (unless that's just pic).
Maybe Doug will see this and offer a yea or nay.

Josh

Here is a link that might be useful: Jade Man's Thread

I agree, Josh, not quite the same finish on the leaves...

Thanks.

Christopher

Crassula ovata 'Obliqua' is my guess. i know all my plants have gone through different phases of appearance. young plants look different than more mature plants. maybe it is somewhere in the middle between young and mature.

it could also be some type of hybrid?

it looks like a nice plant whatever the name.

Doug

Seriously don't think it is obliqua, but beyond that, can't say...

Christopher

{{!gwi}}

Meant to include a new photo...

Christopher

I just saw this now, Christopher. I have a 'Bluebird' that looks like that.

Christopher,

this is exactly Obliqua.
In contrast to http://st.houzz.com/simgs/bdb2af1c04ea738a_8-1151/home-design.jpg
The latter is Cotyledon macrantha or Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga
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The last picture you posted looks similar to a plant I have had my eye on on Etsy that is described as C. ovata 'Pacific Pink'. Here is the picture they include with it:

Yours maybe has slightly more pointed leaves but the shape and the margins look similar.

-Erica

Three years ago I didn't have the knowledge I do now... My plant is indeed the green obliqua. A rare case in which the variegated form is more common than the plain green form.

Christopher

I was sent cuttings of Crassula ovata ssp obliqua from a botanic gardens recently. They are very shiny. When they have rooted I will post a photo.

Christopher,

really? I'm glad I was wrong! And I hope that your Obliqua will get good growth.Oksana.

Oksana, thanks for your kind words. I hope all your nice Jades survived the winter well.

Christopher