brightorchid said:It almost looks like a trailing or leggy Sedum rubrotinctum? How much sun does your plant get?
Leftwood said:Note that the leaves have an upper flat surface with conspicuous dimples (or whatever they are called) - not evident on the Jelly Bean. I'm not very knowledgeable with sedums and similar succulents, but I would think these characteristics are important(?). Could it be a Crassula of some sort?
DaisyI said:Leftwood is right, Jelly Bean plants have round leaves with no flattening. I wonder if its a Sedum - one of the plants classified as stonecrops. Has it ever bloomed?
Zephyrne said:
You might have something here brightorchid!:) Internet says it flowers, maybe they just don't indoors, like many other plants?