8 Crassula Ovata (Jade Plant) Varieties

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8 Different Crassula Ovata plant varieties that I own. These are a few plants from my Jade collection. Jade's from left to right: Crassula Ovata Crosby's Compact Crassula Ovata Gollum Crassula Ovata Hobbit Crassula Ovata Hummel's Sunset Crassula Ovata Red Horn Tree Crassula Ovata var. obliqua f. variegata 'Tricolor' Crassula Ovata Bluebird Crassula Ovata

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Hi! I was wondering where the red-tinged leaves come from, is it only a specific types of Crassula? Or i've heard that you can stress it into the red colour, if that's true then how do I achieve it? I just think it's really beautiful and I'd love it on my plant! and hello from sunny Scotland!!!

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Hello mystersoundable, Hummel Sunset Jade plants are one of my favorites. Their color is magnificent!

I'm getting a hummel jade plant tomorrow

I don't know where you can buy a Crassula Gollum Variegated. I am working on trying to find one myself :-).

thank you for quick response ..I real like your Jade plants..I have got Crassula red horn tree variegated and it looks similar to yours Gollum! I am looking to buy Crassula Gollum Variegated, but i can`t find it! do you know where can i buy it?

Hi trumql, Jade plants are my favorite. I am planning on adding more videos in the future when I have some free time. I have some very old and large plants I would like to share. Thanks for commenting.

Hello bensonandaga, Congratulations on getting your Jade plant. I'm not able to help you without a picture of the plant. I'm sorry you are experiencing these problems of black spots. I would try to remove all the affected areas and keep the plant in a very sunny area. Good luck!

hi. 2 weeks ago i ordered online jade tricolour variegata - it arrived in one day, but it arrived with black margins on leaves, only the big leaves are affected, the young one are fine. plant arrived without pot. i potted in sandy soil and i water it only ones ( 2 weeks after planting). i didn`t put much water in it. i come from england and there is very cold now ok -1C, i know that this black margins began in post because i saw this plant before it come to my home. pls help! i keep it on window

Great set. I've been experiencing with jade plants for quite a few years now and now I can say that the best varieties for pruning and shaping are the second from the left and, of course, 'Hobbit' (Shrek's ears). Variegata (green and white leaves) is also quite easy to grow. Those colourful varieties (such as 'Tricolor') are beautiful but tend to fall apart instead of propagating.