It is Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi. The common name Tricolor Sedum is used for Sedum spurium 'Tricolor', but just as easily could be used for another plant (one of those problems with using common names). This Sedum has tiny leaves in comparison to this Kalanchoe.

Thank you very much!

More sun = pretty pink edges on the leaves.

Purple, thanks for the tip!

Glad to try to help. Just took this pic, feelin' lazy earlier!

So glad to know I can expect that kind of beauty! Thank you for the photo,

I like your attitude (expect!) Yeah, it was a sad dead-ish looking thing laying on its' side at WM a couple months ago. I put it right in full sun (rude, I know, but that's the way I roll, buck up or hit the compost, clearance plant!) Left one main stem alone, cut the other 2 in pieces (result of which is what is pictured above, some new growth on one of those.) Now the one I didn't cut is standing up, also has pretty edges. Cutting already getting compliments. Aren't we lucky to have this plant?!

Until I got smart and mass-produced them (at work!) I had handwritten many times, too many times 'Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi v. fedtschenkoi ssp. variegata'. It's another great Madagascar Kalanchoe. Sometimes called Bryophyllum because of the pendant flowers, among other reasons.

Well yeah, but can you say it out loud?

Tiffany,

In a tenor worthy of Luciano, yes I can.

I've been sitting here trying, but have to confess that copy and paste works best for me ... :-)

Here is a link that might be useful:

I think we'd all like to hear that, too bad you can't attach sound files here! And the cool thing is, nobody would question your pronunciation, you'd be the benchmark.

Oh yeah, I can spell a lot of weird plant words/names from memory, but have little hope that I'll ever remember that one, OMG!

Your pic, Roselee. Pretty!