I have partridge, grows very well and seems to pup well too - there are couple more pups hiding behind. The plant more than doubled in size in 1.5yrs I have it, and all but one pup grew since.
I have another looking very similar to your Blizzard, it is also growing very well and pups even more. I have that one since June 2013, and it produced more than 12 pups since, already separated some of them.

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 18:08

Here is the photo of the other one, not sure about proper name.
This is after I separated few of the pups, and there are more since.
I don't have any special recommendations, they are watered sparsely during the winter - but all my succulents are in quite cold room (just under 50F), so I am trying to keep them drier. I have most of them in gritty mix.

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 17:59

Barb,
You make me want to go shopping. What a find. Just what I was looking for. Also those Aloe looks like flower spikes coming. Going to try cross polenation. That woud be wild.
Stush

The Partridge Breast pot was broken, so I asked for another pot. I took it out of the old pot when I got home and crumbled away some wet soil, and there are 6 pups already. A nice surprise.

This seems to be a good time to have a look around the stores, new stock are coming in. I always look for sansevierias, but they only had the most common ones, nothing special.

Rina, your plants are really nice.
Stush, no, those sticks are the old bloom spikes, now to wait for new ones.

I have some of the sedum in the picture, very nice looking addition to the garden or pots, they become very colorful with stress and a little bit of water.
Thanks for sharing,

Greg