The second looks like a young Red Horn Tree.

Hummel’s Sunset does have similar leaf colours to the first pic, but I find their stems/trunks tend to be red also. Regular ovatas don’t usually get this stem redness. Can’t see the stems in pic one though.

Gill

Rina, your second looks like Rubra. Are all your jades from the same plant, did you say, or just the variegated ones?

Margaret

I didn't even consider Rubra, Thank you for suggesting. l would say that 90% of C.o. are also from one original plant, but I have received few small cuttings and also few leaves over the years, so some grew from these. I can't remember how long I have potential Rubra, it is just one plant and doesn't grow as fast. I remember it was grown from a leaf that I don't remember where it came from.

Tricolors are all from one original plant. Most are stem cuttings, but quite a few I grew from leaves. At first, all I started from the leaves were reverting to green so I didn't really grow too many (even got rid of them). Lately, more of the leaves are growing Tricolor but not all.

I know Rubra comes true from leaves, so maybe that's what that jade is. It's beautiful!

Gill, Rina, I do have a part of the original purchase of about 3 plantlets in the gallon container it came in. It is thankfully labelled 'Hummels' Sunset'. It does have a red tint on the newer stems too. I'm pretty sure the picture at the top was one of the other 2 plants. It does have some red tint to the new stems but not as pronounced as the one I kept in original pot. I think I should confirm names of my small collection of Jades and then put the plants in a bed to get good growth on them. My regular Jades and Hobbits that I put in as anchor (forget the word) plants have grown like weeds in this climate. I have one regular form that is easily 8 feet or more in diameter (about 6 to 8 trunk like branches) and 4 to 5 feet tall. They survive on the little rain we get here. I imagine if I actually took care of the named varieties they might grow like monsters (or rot from too much attention).