Nice variegated oblique Jade cuttings!
I think I see some pink highlights, so it could be the variant called 'tricolor.'

Josh

The tag on the side of the pot said 'tricolor'. I take it there are more than one kind of variegated jade then. I only heard about them recently, on the forum. I didn't think I would find them in a Walmart though.

Excellent, then I think it's safe to call it Crassula ovata var. obliqua f. variegata 'Tricolor'....a mouthful! ;-)

There is a white and green version (more common) that doesn't have the pink tendency.
And there is also a version that has gold tones called 'Solana.' Check the link below!

Josh

Here is a link that might be useful: Crassula ovata var. obliqua cv. 'Solana'

Huh, I thought at first glance it was an Adromischus... Can you post a pic from the side? I can't figure out the leaf shape with all those odd angles.

Very cool! Hope it does well for you! :)
~Sara

Okay, got a side view of the plant.

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I will be putting them in a proper gritty soon, and a nice bright light, much better than the second rack of a Walmart succulent sales display.

very nice variegated Jade but I dont see how it is a tri color. The pink comes from being in nice bright light. I have the exact same plant and it is green and white in winter indoors and in summer out in the bright sun it is green, white and pink...like it is right now.

I thought the tri color was the one with the green and cream/yellow leaves AND leaves that are all cream/yellow color. I have that one also.

Mary

Hey, Mary!

If you click the link that I posted above, it will take you to Peter Lapshin's website.
There you will see many examples of these varying Jades.
Enjoy!

Josh

Lapshin's website is amazing! Thanks for the link. It really helped me get closer to identifying some of my yet to be named plants.

Penny

Thanks Josh but I dont see the one you mentions. Great site it is.

Mary

PS..Josh I just got the bluebird, you know who:)