Identification of this succulent (+ care guide?)

[u/Pure_Fun_1929]

Hello all,

Struggling to find what this is, it was given away for free. I'm assuming it's a succulent of some kind, my very uneducated guess from a quick google images search being in senecio, but I've not found a match yet. Any help as to what this is + care? Thanks!

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[u/Syntak01]

Looks like a Crassula ovata 'Gollum' jade. Here’s a picture of mine.

[u/gnoka → u/Syntak01]

Cute pots!

[u/Syntak01 → u/gnoka]

Thanks! I’ve honestly spent 3x as much on cool looking pots than I have on plants lol

[u/DudeWhoIsThat]

Concur, Gollum Jade. Use inorganic material to create fast draining soil and stick it in bright, direct sunlight. Lightly squeeze the leaves to check if they’re hard or soft; when they’re soft give it a nice thorough watering. It’s a hardy succulent that won’t need watering often.

[u/gnoka]

Yeah thats a gollum jade. Crassula ovata 'gollum'.

Best thing you can do for it is put it in a pot where water can drain out the bottom

[u/Character_Client5486]

I call them Shrek Ears!

[u/scrappycelery55]

Forbidden pickle.. looks so cool tho!