Ha! We cross-posted but I thought so. Luv, luv, luv that whole thing. I'll be right down.

Hetty is it Kalanchoe marmorata?
Do you know what the first plant is in your above third post? Very interesting.

It does look like K. marmorata. I love that one!

I do not know what the first plant in my third post is....originally thought it was an Aloe. It changes color in shade, more of a red tint at the tips. I have one other one, this particular one has been incorporated into my new succulent area today!

Sorry to be so slow. I'm on dial-up. Back in a bit (I hope).

It's a little fuzzy but could be a Crassula 'Camp Fire'?

Crassula erosula ‘Campfire’
http://www.anniesannuals.com/p...
http://www.monrovia.com/plant-...
http://www.desert-tropicals.co...

This is sure fun. Finding plants I didn't know existed. What an awesome Crassula that is Tee. Is that your plant Hetty?

I'm undecided, based on the pictures. They seem to be growing in a string of rosettes, which I am not seeing in these pictures.

Could you get us a clearer photo Hetty?

There are several varieties of C. 'Campfire' (or 'Camp Fire') with different growth habits. It could be something else.

http://www.google.com/search?q...

Great link Tee. It looks like that Crassula can look different depending on it growing conditions.
Do you see any that look like yours Hetty?

I took some more pictures. Bear with me.

here they are.







and here is the other plant but I think they are the same, but this one is in the shade and gets red at the tips.

It really does look like the plant Tee gave us the link for. What a great plant.

I think so too. I love the symmetry of the leaves.

It's fascinating. And where you live it can stay outdoors year round.
I find some of the frost tender succulents are difficult to keep health during the winter indoors. Then there are those that seem to handle it quite well.

It's a very lovely Crassula you have there, Hetty. I love the growth habit of yours.

Thank you. A friend bought four the other day when we saw them on sale.

She sounds like one of us.

Oh I am definitely hooked on plants