Dear Rose,

Are the heads very small? Lass, give us a point of reference, I beg of you.

The reason I ask is that if they are small, it almost looks like Graptopetalum mendozae.

It of course could be something else entirely, like one of the many hydrids that the New World Crassulaceae conspicuously and promiscuously create.

And, lastly, has it flowered? If so, what di they look like.

I have one similar that I've never quite id'd. Along with Graptopetalum, I've considered xCremnosedum 'Little Gem' or 'Crocodile', as well as Sedum adolphii or nussbaumerianum. Below is a (broken) link to 'Little Gem'.

Here is a link that might be useful: x Cremnosedum 'Little Gem'

The rosettes look too big to be a Cremnosedum.

Hi Rose,

I have a plant that is a dead ringer for yours. It was identified by Rosemarie as Cremnosedum 'Bronze'. A nice plant, especially in full summer color.

Al

Whoops!!!
I did not take my time with this one.

How about making that Graptosedum 'Bronze"

Here is a link that might be useful: Graptosedum

Hi Jeffrey,
It is in a 4" pot and has not flowered yet. I had just gotten it a couple of weeks ago.
I'd say each head on it is about the size of the top of a soda can.

Al,
Thanks, so many of these sux look so much alike to me, it's way to hard for me to say, but that does look like it is a very good possibility.

Thanks bunches, for everyones input!

Rose

Could it be xGraptoveria 'Purple Ghost'?

Heres mine:

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I'm with Al, it's xGraptosedum 'Bronze'.

Robi