I agree, leaning more towards Red Horn Tree for the second picture.

I think there are three separate plants here as on looking at the pics there appears to be two plants of the 'regular' Crassula ovata followed by one pic of a Red Horn Tree.

I thought so too Gill...but the gray rock seems to be same, and the chopstick too - maybe same plant from different angle? Or, very similar planting fooled me :)

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May I ask why the chopsticks?

Well, Rina and Gill, don't you take a bite now and then put of your jades ? Actually, now I look, I see red rims on the jade in one photo, none in the other.

Thank you, everyone!

Gill, there are actually 3 different plants. I am not sure if both are actually regular ovata because of the red rims as noticed and mentioned by Marguerite. Rina, the sticks are used for support while the plants are getting stable.

Thanks again.

So there are indeed three plants, glad we got that sorted! ha-ha! I went by the position and angles of the chopsticks in relation to the grey stones :¬)

Could be the red rims are a result of direct light shining on one side of one of the plants but not on the other? The reverse of the leaves sometimes doesn't show the red edges too.