Guessing here, maybe Crassula tetragona?

Its form is similar to it anyway, tho' the leaves don't seem needle-like enough, hum. Nice whatever it is.

Reminds me of Crassula sarcocaulis, but leaves look a bit large...

I agree with the C. tetragona ID. GIve it full sun (allow to acclimate) for more compact growth.

I was thinking it looked like a slightly stretched C. tetragona too.

Leaves look a bit too wide for Crassula tetragona to me...

Christopher

Hey

C. Tetragona sounds & looks right

Thanx for the help
Appreciate it

Mine may look a little odd cause they're older plants
The one in the back is like 3 1/2 years old
+ They're not at they're fullest
The branches snap off easy on them
But they root super easy so

They do make cool Bonsai

looks like Sedum oxypetalum to me... not a Crassula

Sedum is my first guess, too. Arrangement of the leaves on the stem isn't regular enough to be C. tetragona (tetra=4) and they're too flat. There are a number of wonderful bonsai sedums that grow quickly and propagate easily, another being S. frutescens (still trying to get a good shape on mine).

-Ming

IDK
But C. Tetragona rings a bell with me

mingtea~ Would love to see some of your Bonsai What are some good Sedums for Bonsai I'm always looking for new stuff to cram in small pots LOL

If this helps at all
The branches snap / brake easily
But they'll start to put out roots while they're still on the tree
Like they're just waiting to brake off & hit dirt

Thanx For The Help

I'll have a few nice root pieces available if anyone's interested in trading