Some here have them. I believe Colleen is one of them (teatree). Wait for her~maybe she has a name. I cannot recall at the moment. Getting to senior age has its cons. :P Neat plants!

Noooope, we never were able to ID mine. Good memory, RoRo. And guess what, my main variegated rosette didn't variegate this past summer, but its offset did!? Hope it was a fluke.

Have you seen yours bloom yet, S.? I love my plant. It was in really poor condition at Lowe's, and I never imagined it'd turn out so lovely. Depending on the weather, it'll show more rosey red hues on the lower sets of leaves, but it's primarily blue-pink and I've never had it growing in full sun to see what it'd do. The color contrast yours has is superb.

My Graptosedum at different stages of variegation:

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Thanks, RoRo for the lead.

Wow, Colleen--your plants are stunning!

I'm going to tag mine with the name Graptosedum. So nice to see the blooms--they are definitely Graptos with those flowers. Thanks for sharing...you've inspired me to bust up one of my babies and see what I get...

Yellow flowers: graptosedum, is what I've been taught. Seemingly quite different in coloring than yours, and like I said, the contrast between the leaf color and the bright variegation on yours is great. Those you've propagated thus far -- are they turning out to be variegated? My 2 dozen+ little ones that have grown from leaf aren't large enough to start showing variegation yet, but I'll be curious to see if any do a year from now. I'm not counting on it. The ones that have proven to be variegated, so far, are rosettes branching off from my original variegated plant.

I can't bear to toss away leaves I get from that plant...so I'll have a good 50+ new plants in a couple years. :/ Haha. Same relationship I have with G. 'Fred Ives.' Propagates easily, too pretty to toss.

I love the look of them...all of them...so if you girls ever want to unload a pup...keep me in mind! =)

Sure will, sweetpea. ;)