A pretty plant, Oksana, even for one as jaded as I. I realized the green on this plant is in the minority and that’s what makes it attractive to me.

cactusmcharris

thank you!

'White Nights' vs 'Alba'

'White Nights' vs 'Lutea'

They’re gorgeous! I know it doesn’t grow as well but the more white the better in my opinion haha!

That's beautiful. I hope it remains a strong cultivar. I am not a fan of Tricolour it is always plagued with damaged leaves. What you are calling 'Lutea' looks very nice, but it's shaded in the pic. Can you take another of it in the light. I can't find any images online

CasualSweater

Thank you for comment!

In the my siberian hard conditions completely white leaves can grow on 'Tricolor' and 'White Nights' without additional artificial lighting. So I have to give a lot of light and further fertilize to preserve a variegation.

GCSolutions

Thank you for the interest!

I've been watching this cultivar for almost a year and never noticed on it damaged leaves. Perhaps I am properly caring for my plants that they are not damaged. Alas, our summer this year is very cold and rainy, almost no Sunny days. That's why my plants are still under the artificial light. I'll try to find some old photos tonight when Lutea was getting more sunlight.

Oksana.

GCSolutions

promised pics of Lutea

Lutea and Alba

Mikaery Bijin, Alba, Lutea

Oksana.

Beautiful and good luck with them. I do know that if I left my very light colored leaves out in the sun, they would be eaten up slowly by the radiation...Best to keep them inside)

Hi, Mike!

Thank you!

My radiation in Siberia is much weaker. Even in summer my Jades get very little direct sunlight.

And I'm sure, 'White Nights' is new variegated cultivar. It differs from 'Alba' (aka 'Lemon-Lime') and 'Lutea'. Also the 'Hummel's Ghost' pigments never form in its leaves at the same conditions

Your White Nights is really pretty! The more the variegation the better, I just love it. I hope to see updates someday when it’s larger.

Nancy

I hope too

what a joy!

Oksana, your variegated Jades are most beautiful and definitely well cared and loved.

With my untrained eye... I can't make out the difference between 'White Nights' and 'Alba'.

Thanks, Lan

Lan

Thank you for the interest!

Do you have Alba? Its top young leaves are green always (left on the photo). Light green fragments of these leaves then gradually turn white. This is a distinctive feature of Alba. The color of the 'White Nights' (right on the photo) leaves does not change as it grows.

I have another Jade. I bought it as a minor last year. But it turned out to be an ordinary ovata

'Alba' vs newcomer

The newcomer vs 'White Nights' at the same conditions of growing

Oksana! Your pictures never disappoint. Thank you. I agree with Lan_UK, how does one with old eyes like mine tell the difference in various stages of growth from the tri-color? Here is a pic i just now took; can you tell me which variety it is? --Thanks.

sorry, i don't think the pic posted. trying again.

3rd Attempt! re-sized picture this time.

Really beautiful!

Neil, your plant looks like a Tricolor.

Oksana, Thank you for showing us the differences. Although I can see it from your pictures, but when seeing it else where - it will be very difficult to spot.

I must get new eyeglasses.

Neil

thank you! Lan_UK is right, your Jade is Crassula ovata var. obliqua Tricolor (left) with pointed leaves. 'White Nights' (right) is Crassula ovata var. ovata with oval (ovate) leaves. But over time I see that bright fragments of the its young leaves are more yellow than ones on Tricolor.

Oksana, Russia, Siberia.

I see the difference now. I don't think i would have noticed if you didn't point it out. Thank you Oksana and also to Lan for the ID.