I picked up this pretty miniature noid this Summer. Mature leaves are about an inch long. I pinched off a tiny corner, the sap is clear.
Any idea please, while I am waiting for blooms....?

Oooh, that's so pretty! It reminds me of Gasteria but that's just a really wild guess because I'm not all that familiar with succulents.

If it has pairs of opposite leaves, I think it's something in Crassula genus. I can't decide about the leaves from the pics.

I posted on the cacti/succulent forum with a link back here in hopes that someone can identify the plant. I'm really curious as to the name because I love the looks of that plant!

Thanks Lin. I wasn't sure where exactly it would best.
It is a very cute little plant, and I had never come across it knowingly anywhere!

I love the clumping habit and the markings in those leaves!

This one perhaps Crassula exilis subsp. cooperi

YES!! Jackpot!!
Tofi, yes, that looks exactly like it! Thank you so much!

Aww, Thanks for the Acorns Ursula

Since I got 10 acorns, here is a trivia from my side; I love that one and the first time I saw it, I call it "BCC", Bacal Cells Crassula, due to the unique pattern. The embossed spots are random at the center, but they are tidily arranged palisading at the margin along with those tiny teeth. That palisading pattern is unique to some skin tumors if observed under microscope especially BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma)

BCC diagram from http://ilovepathology.com/basa...

The real microscopic image https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...


They are not striking, but they're there, (or am I seeing things...? )

Of course no one else calls this Crassula BCC, but I hope the trivial details will make you love it even more, Sorry for bringing up non gardening things, but I can't help it... I do not want to hallucinate seeing things alone..
Thank you again for the acorns and discussion @Ursula

Fascinating! Now you won't be the only one hallucinating! 😄😄
I do understand, in my professional life I spent hours looking into a microscope! And I enjoyed using my microscope to look at other things non-work related as well!

Love this plant, @tofitropic , any idea if this plant available in our country?

@Kaktus I got one several years ago in Batam back when I still growing succulents, so I believes it is available in some cactus-succulent nursery, (I believe some Nurseries at Bandung should have them.) However most seller usually do not know the specific name, and ones must visit and check all the items available on site.

ok, thanks Tofi

Ursula said: I picked up this pretty miniature noid this Summer. Mature leaves are about an inch long. I pinched off a tiny corner, the sap is clear.
Any idea please, while I am waiting for blooms....?

Probably Crassula tiger jade. Seen those at my local Garden Store.