I see leaves arranged in ribs.
@Sedumzz can you verify?

@valleylynn
Stefan
Though it had ribs, the leaf shape and spiral matched with acre I believe. The big difference with acre and sexangulare is that acre's leaves are much more plump and round, and tend to face upward whereas sexangulare's leaves are much longer, ribs are more visible, and rarely are this color.

Oop ! I will need to go through this entry and sort some stuff out , I think I might see some sexangulare

Sedum acre in different forms https://www.sedumphotos.net/v/...
Sedum sexangulare in different forms https://www.sedumphotos.net/v/...

@Urban_Farmer
This one looks incorrect, maybe Sedum sarmentosum?


@greenthumb99 another S. sarmentosum


@jmorth another possible S.sarmentosum



@skopjecollection @sedumzz
After reviewing the two above links in my previous post can we have a discussion on what this sedum is?

Yes, jmorths is sarmentosum for sure.

I still think Aeonium''s is acre, because of how the leaves are much more plump and hug the stem.

Jmorth passed away a year or so ago so it will be up to the mods to move his pics.

Oh no, Amanda I didn't know that. So sorry to hear we lost such a great plant person.

The thread "Jack Morthole (jmorth)" in Garden of Memories forum

Thank you Amanda. On my way to read it.