May I ask pls. what you re-potted it in? From here it looks like bits of styrofoam? That can't be right. Is it white rocks all the way down? Or is that just on top of the mix?

Its a beautiful sort of add this in my plants too.

Imontestella: It's in a well draining gritty mix, and I just used white pebbles to top dressed it, like what I did with my other Crassula/Jade plants...

Rooftopbklyn: I think it's Hummel's Sunset too. Thank you.

nidahassan1995: They are beautiful house plants, they can be both indoor and outdoor depending on the season or time of the year and your location.

How do you know when it's time to water? I have always wanted to dress up the top of my pots but can never tell when to water...Nice

mikerno_1micha: By touching and feeling the leaves, if they are softer than normal. And by feeling and lifting the pots. If the outside is dry and lighter. I don't have specific schedule in watering. I water them when they need it. All my Crassula/Jade plants are in terracotta pots by the way. They look better top dressed. I suggest you try top dressing 1 plant/pot and see how you get on, then go from there. Thank you.

Yep, judging by the margins of the leaves, I'd say 'Hummel's Sunset.' Certainly not 'Tricolor,' nor an obliqua variant.

Josh

Thanks Josh, that's what I thought it was, but not so sure when I first saw it, but I bought it anyway. I'm hoping for it to have a big trunk and tree like growth...

You definitely have a nice young specimen to work with and shape as you like. As it ages the trunk will gain the woody-like appearance. There's really a lot of great information on this forum as to how to prune or shape your plant to get a nice trunk and leaf canopy. In my opinion, Hummel's Sunset plants are fun to have because their colors change with the seasons.

Good luck and happy growing.

-Erica

Thank you, Erica. I have several Crassula/Jade Plants that I am carefully growing and looking after. And yes, I do read a lot about these plants. Here is a photo taken few weeks ago. :-)