I believe it is Crassula ovata variegata that has seen some bright light. This is my variegata that gets full southern exposure...You can see that some of the variegation has been lost in the red caused by the bright light.

Christopher

Gill

your cultivar is named 'Hummel's Sunset variegata' = 'Hummel's Ghost'.

Thank you both very much :) It's my first variegated one, so I hope I can keep the lovely colours it has at the moment...and that I can also find some more different types.

All of my other Crassulas are either in the g/h which 'can' get very warm and up to 100c at times in the full sun, or in my south facing kitchen window, which despite the sunny aspect is obviously cooler. They appear to do quite well but where would this little one be best placed do you think for both the warmer and the cooler months that we have here in the UK?

Also, does it need to be fed more or less often than the plain green types? Just want to try and keep it as it is so any suggestions will be most welcome.

Gill UK