Could this be an Echeveria Runyonii 'topsy turvy'

I'm thinking Ghost Plant:

Ghost Plant (XGraptosedum 'Ghosty')

The bloom doesn't match for the Ghost Plant.

Can't help with an ID, but it sure is pretty!

I can't tell from the photos, are the leaves fuzzy or smooth?

If fuzzy, the bloom resembles Echeveria Doris Taylor.

The blooms do look similar to E. 'Doris Taylor', but the leaves of Jelinda's plant look to be smooth.

Jelinda, use this link and look through the photos to see if something matches up. http://garden.org/plants/brows...

The plant isn't fuzzy,it's all smooth.In all the plants i looked at and it was a lot of plants,the blooms look like E.'runyonii' but i don't think the plant is a Topsy turvy,i have that one.The name that kept popping up every time i thought i found a plant that was close to it was E. Glauca.Is that a sempervivum,a Hen & bitty or chicks (the southern girl comes out)

I have managed to put this plant in 2 forums

The thread "need ID please" in Cactus and Succulents forum

I really does appear to be one of the Echeveria. We may not be able to tell until next year, when it has matured some.
It is not one of the hardy Sempervivum (Hen and Chicks).

I'm going to close this thread until the plant gets more mature and i am going to put it in it's own pot to get it out of direct sun.

But i wanted to show yall what it's doing now.Seems to be trying to put out new grow at bottom of plant.This picture is a week & a half old.

It sure does look that way Jelinda.