What is this adorable plant looking like now?

Hi Tiffany. I'll try to get a new photo of it. It looks much different now.

@valleylynn
This plant appears to be a Graptosedum, instead of Sedum nussbaumerianum. IMO it lacks the distinct "variegation" that nussbaumerianum has

Evan, can you show me the variegation you are talking about?

Take this picture as an example:
Distinct markings.

Your above photo is because of lots of sun exposure. You can see that it is actually taking on some color. Not actually a variegation.
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My photo is when I first got the plant, it was not grown with sunlight exposure. Here is another photo of it with the leaves elongating and showing some coloring. In the photo you can tell it was not getting direct sun, thus the lack of the coppery colors.


When it bloomed, the bloom was correct for this plant.

Looks like it is nussbaumerianum.

Because of semps, I learned over time that many plants can look different depending on the growing conditions. That is why I like to take photos of them at different times.
Keep up the good work Evan.

Lynn, cute photos~
I love the blooms on Nussbaumerianum

If it blooms this year I will try to remember to take a photo.

They are wonderful, similar to that of a Hylotelephium.