Hello, Thanks for the reply. I'm really just looking for more jades and the sedum multiceps at the moment. Thanks!

Hey, Denise! ;) I see you've emerged from the Hoya jungle! I was looking around this morning, and I came across this breakdown: Crassula ovata cultivars: Crassula ovata 'Convoluta Gollum' = 'Gollum' Crassula ovata 'Convoluta Hobbit' = 'Hobbit' Crassula ovata 'Coral' or 'Coralle' = 'Gollum' or similar mutation (Form with leaves fushed into coral-like tubes, apices truncate) Crassula ovata 'Dwarf Hobbit' (A listed name. There are both smaller and larger variants of 'Gollum' and 'Hobbit', some not very distinct indeed.) Crassula ovata 'Finger Jade' = 'Gollum' (A listed name. It should be noted that 'Lady Fingers' is a very distinct clone from 'Gollum'. ) Crassula ovata 'Gandalff' (Form with fused leaf, the name being a takeoff on 'Hobbit' . Distinctions not yet reported.) Crassula ovata 'Giant Gollum' ='Green Giant Coral' (As 'Gollum' but larger overall) Crassula ovata 'Gollum' ['Golumn', 'Convulata Gollum', C. x portulacea f. monstrosa] ( Leaves rolled into a tube, usually with one part protecting longer than the other margin. Tips reddish in light. It has nearly 100% tubular leaves and not the number of flat, spoon-shaped and irregular blades - incomplete tubes - of 'Hobbit'. ) Crassula ovata 'Green Giant Coral' = 'Giant Gollum' Crassula ovata 'Hobbit' (With leaves twisted, rolled inward but not tubular as 'Gollum'. It has many spoon-shaped, shovel-shaped and wide open tubes that some have compared to a pita sandwich or gyros) Crassula ovata 'Horn Tree' (A listed name for a fused-leaf plant listed separately from 'Gollum'. Perhaps just a name for large stock of a similar type.) Crassula ovata 'Lady Fingers' (With leaves fused into tubes as 'Gollum' but tubes distinctly narrower, longer, and more upright. It is a more elegant plant from photos.) Crassula ovata 'Sea Coral' = 'Gollum' Crassula x portulacea 'Baby Jade'[C. ovata x C. lactea] (It is smaller than C. ovata on average, eventually a small woody shrub, leaves smaller than C. ovata all green. this name is for the typical clone(s) of the trade. Not all species hybrids will be the same) Crassula x portulacea f. monstrosa = C. ovata 'Gollum' __________________________________________________ Josh

Second Mary's ID. I had some nice one for years and lost them this past winter. Got replacement and so far doing fine. (thanks Chris) Still have some rot issues this summer with my sans. It had been way too wet this year. I am going to build an improved green house stand in my basement this year with LED tube lights. Being sold for direct replacement in regular 4 ft. shop lights (F32T8 - 2050 lumens). Plus I'll save 50% off my last years cost of lighting. 5000k light which is close to daylight. Way better than the T8's I've used in the past. Plus I'm placing them much closer to the light fixture. Still keeping my 55 gallon tank for my Hahnii group but with 4 LED's instead of the two tube T8's like last year. More than double the light plus closer to daylight. Seems like UFO technology with computers and lighting today. I have 100 times more memory in a zip card than my first computer had and it was a monster in size. Too hard to believe today.

Nice friend you have there! It's a Hummel's Sunset variety of jade btw, not sure of the second plants type and I don't even think it's a jade is it? Looks like one of the rosette forming plant species that we see on here so often, one that's grown and lost its bottom leaves and now needs some tlc....I may be well of the mark though :-) Gill