[...does anybody have a clue what these two are at all? A friend brought me them from a boot fair and I would love to put a name to the leaves. Thank you for looking and I hope you have a lovely day!]

Looks like a sedum rubrotinctum, or jelly bean sedum..all leaves green looking must have been growing in shade for awhile

[...Thank you ever so much, I had no idea what it was. It's been on the windowsill in the kitchen getting bigger, but I'm going to pop it outside and see if it reds up.]

Looking at your second photo..not sure if my initial guess is correct...let's see how others will ID it.

See this link...it also resembles a bit your plant..then look around that website too..they have tons and tons of photos of other succulents to compare with as well.

http://www.lapshin.org/succule...

My first thought is Crassula of some sort but I don't know much about succulents.

[...I took a few more pictures, in the daylight, so they're a lot clearer.]





[...I'll keep looking...i think it's a Sedum. But haven't a clue which variety.]

Looks like Echeveria just bought - Echeveria 'Perle von Nurnberg'

May not be the same one but look at the different posting in the Echeveria group.... They all seem to have that blue grey leaf with a pinkish tinge.

The Echeverias Database

Think you may find a similar one in the group.

Meant to upload another I shot at a local nursery. They had a great variety of them



See the ones around the bottom as well s the ones in the pot.

[...I wonder if it's a cross of something then, it reminds me both of Sedum and Echeveria. A small enigma for us to solve.lol. I'll get out and get some pictures of it this morning!]

Here it is, a few 27 days later, and flourishing out on the roof!

There are several X Graptosedum out there, this could be 'Vera Higgins'

[...here it is, almost another month later with possible flower head..!] :D

[...that is definitely a flower head! And it's yellow!] :D