Hi Lynn,

I don't think this is Graptopetaulm paraguayense. Instead, I believe this is a xGraptosedum, probably 'Francesco Baldi'. I say this because the leaf shape is wrong (Too elongated, and rounded), and the color is off (The peachy-orange-pinks)

Sedumzz

I agree, not the species, probably that hybrid, though I can't say with any kind of certainty.

@Castello_decorum any chance of some input here?

Alex and Baja,
Please do as you think best. This plant came with the label of G. paraguayense. It changed in appearance depending on the season. It never had thin green leaves.

This one came labeled the same, but to does appear to be a different plant from my other photos in that entry.


The one you have posted at the top of this thread lived outdoors year round in snow and ice, zone 8. It changed colors and leaf shape depending on the season.

I hope this is helpful.

Looks like xGraptosedum 'Francesco Baldi' to me. 'Francesco Baldi' can be a variable plant but when grown in good light without feeding, it produces growth that is similar to this.
Graptosedum (XGraptosedum 'Francesco Baldi')

I think this photo should get moved as well.

Thank you all for your input. I have requested the first two photos be moved to the entry for FB. The third image does not match FB in my opinion (leaves are flatter and wider) but I wouldn't know what else to call it.