This is not Graptopetalum paraguayense but probably one of the G. amethystinum x paraguayense hybrids (G. 'Marquise de Sévigné', G. 'Snow-White', or G. 'Victor Kane'). The hybrids are nearly indistinguishable from each other, so I think this should be moved to the genus page. Notice how the leaves are thicker than G. paraguayense which is due to amethystinum parentage.

For reference please see
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Yes, also the flower has much more red on it, also an amethystinum trait. Combining images from multiple threads here, these are the photos which I will propose be moved to the genus entry:






Also these images by @purpleinopp which appear to be the same plant, grouping those here because they most likely will need the same treatment:











I'm sure Tiffany will comment here if she disagrees or has any opinions on this proposal.

Thank you so much for the suggestion and efforts in moving the pics! Yes, they are all pics of the same plant.

It was discussed a few years ago that this plant is not 'Ghosty' and the pics were moved to G. para. I've always thought the leaves of my plant were more chunky than other pics of that species, but never have put any in a different location to see how that might alter the appearance.

For reference, here is the label from when I bought it, 3/20/13. This company is well known for their great selection of cute little plants, but slightly-off labels. Maybe at some point it will be determined exactly what they were selling with this label at the time.