Hallson Gardens

I was grocery shopping at Superstore this past July and happened upon another one, so now I have two specimens, one growing a LARGE pot with many "Jade Plant" and newer acquisition solo.

I did some more homework, and I do indeed believe (still) it is Crassula arborescens! Check out some of these other images I found online... http://yann.cochard.free.fr/images/16/1605.jpg http://www.bcss-liverpool.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/images/arborescens.jpg http://danielscactus.hypermart.net/picsFeb...

Identifying these plants variants is more difficult than identifying African Cichlids in my aquarium hobby! Anyway, I like the plant and I guess that is all that matters. :) To those who said it looks like a jade "cutting", realize that those leaves/petals are quite large... about 3-4 times the size...

http://davarree.free.fr/Crassula_arborescens_060305.jpg http://www.lapshin.org/succulent/album/Crassula-arborescens-liho2004.jpg http://davarree.free.fr/crassula.arborescens.jpg http://www.plantworks.com.au/images/cacti/45/crassarborescenssmall.jpg http://www.encyclopedia.it/Images/2/240px-esemplar...

I just did a Google Images search on "Jade Plant"...

Do you think my specific plant is a Crassula arborescens? There seems to be some variants in petal shapes but is this a likely candidate?

Does anyone know the scientific name for this "succulent / cactus" ? I bought this thing as a dying runt of a plant at Wal-Mart about 18 months ago... and it grew up... then almost died again... now is back with a vengeance! You can see where a "petal" fell off to the soil, but took root and started...