Graptopetalum Paraguayense subsp. Paraguayense

My leaf babies are growing up

03/06/2018 - 3 days bigger lol

My prop babies are starting to loose their mother leaves, I took this pic on March 3 but I forgot to upload it, they've gotten much plumpier since I gave them a bottom watering. 03/03/2018

Nicknaming this prop lumpy

It was 64°F out today! Took everyone out to get some shots in natural light. Wasn't very sunny out unfortunately #springisintheair

That is beautiful!

@Yollymac thank you! I'm loving all the magical colors my succulents pop up with but this one is definitely a favorite to admire

I'm loving the powdery pastel looks #plantid-succulent

A pretty one. Can you help on this @Soph1e @hazec @succulentsplants ? #plantid-succulent #plantid #succulent @Soph1e @hazec @succulentsplants ?

😊 thank you @lovestogarden

Possibly a graptoveria

@ham31 @succulentparadise @succulentwiki..?

Not just a Graptopetalum paraguayense with frost on it? @Yollymac

@ham31 is the frost the powdery layer on it? Or do you mean actual frost lol sorry if this is a silly question

Well you guys are in winter so is it frost that's on it or an actual powdery layer? Can you take a photo during the day? 😊

@ham31 Yes we have snow outside but all the plants are inside, I noticed a lot of the ones I received had a lot of hard water marks on them but I think this one it's just really powdery or dusty idk lol. I'll try to take another pic close to a window to get some natural light on it

Oh ok then. Well it's not frost then 😂 maybe it's sedum bronze delight

I agree with graptopetalum paraguayense minus the frost part... 🤪

@Yollymac my panel of experts all agree then lol 😊ty!