I think that is 'Red Horn Tree"........colors/variegation will change with season/conditions. It grows easily much like the regular Gollum.

It looks like a variegated gollum to me. My red horn tree is much different then this. My understanding is that red horn tree is the variegated form of the green horn tree(the large hobbit with leaves that can be 3 inches long).

I also agree it looks more like a variegated Gollum, the form is very different to a RHT.

For one, it has sucker like ends as in regular Gollums. RHT's and GHT's are the large variants of Hobbits, which have folded undersides, often with a septum along the middle and openings that are usually underneath.....just like the pic that Mary has posted above.

Occasionally I get 'mixed leaves' on my Gollums, can't recall any on the Hobbits, and definitely not on my RHT's.

here are my two RHT's in 3"pots grown from cuttings in Dec 14. Pics are 2016 & 15, no recent pics yet, leaves are easily 4inch plus now....regular Hobbit on front left of first pic...

Sterven, yes, it's a Gollum, and the problem here is that not many people have them. I consider them delicate, just be very sparing with the water, keep in well--drained soil, give a good lot of sun but not baking sunshine. Just like other jades, in fact; I lost mine after a very short stay, but hopefully before long someone else will pop by who is experienced with them, e.g. Laurent. Best of luck with your new treasure.

Thanks, I'll keep it under the t5ho's for now, when it warms up I'll move it out side with morning sun and adjust for afternoon shade by mid summer.

I have both GHT and RHT, they are a very large leaf Hobbit like Jade, some are 3+ inches long on a 6 month cutting.

I don't think that this Gollum is variegata. It could be treated by some reagent with the formation of chimeric cells. But these cells can disappear in favorable conditions easily. Not every treatment results in the formation of stable variegated cultivars.

Oksana

Steven

I seem all Horn Tree have cells in which green chloroplasts are transformed into red-pink chromoplasts in some conditions easily. Therefore they are called RHT.

But if RHT were bred by crossing the Hobbit with 'Hummel's Sunset', then maybe was GHT obtained by crossing the Hobbit with the usual ovata?

Oh, I want to see GHT in my conditions.

Steven

show please both cultivars by side!

This is standard Crassula ovata Gollum affected with some chemilas to have a look as Gollum Variegata. I have bought the same 2 years ago from China. After few months it lost all "aurea" leafs and they became all green. Since this time the variegation never came back.

Wow look polished..:)