No answer, but that plant is gorgeous - never seen that variation before.

Great plant! I've got a small one, doesn't behave any differently than other Crassula.

Colleen,

I've only seen that plant, and never a small shrubbery as delightful as yours. As Ryan notes, it's no different. I don't know if it should take much direct sun, and, as you know, it's not going to be doing much growing when it's 85F or so steadily. It makes be want to do an interpretive dance-and-wave, I tell you.

Alrighty then, I'll relax and start ignoring it more. Probably will move it and the small one to a shadier spot this afternoon, or outta the greenhouse during the daytime.

One local nursery is the only place I've seen it, and it's a small nursery in the state with two locations. They've consistently had a bunch of this plant for the last three springs and summers. They don't have a lot of succulents, except numerous groundcovers and Semps and such, but they've had more of this plant than their number of Echeveria and so forth. This year was a bit better selection trunk size-wise, so I snatched one. $10. Mom bought one last year and overwatered it a bit, and it ended up getting whacked, but it's nice to have two.

Same nursery has a boatload of large E. 'Black Prince,' and I can thank them for mine.

I got one of these from a home depot! A very lucky find :P i hope mine looks like your, its very beautiful! I just treat mine like other jades and it does fine