Please identify this
By Mookins
Norfolk,
United Kingdom 
a small quite fleshy plant, sent over from mums friends. Shes away so cant find out for 2 weeks what it is, Im dying to find out sooner so plaese help. Its about 6cms wide as you can see its tipped with a bright orange. Currently sitting in multi purpose compost, moist as I presume it needs it. Seem happy enough been there for about 3 days now and the roots are taking
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22 May, 2009
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Oh thats a releif as I forgot to water it last night and didnt realise till this afternoon
thanks Bulbaholic
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22 May, 2009
What a really lovely plant. Its so lovely I can almost smell it's scent. Wow!!!!! Can it be bought here in the UK?
22 May, 2009
Is it not a form of Rosularia?
22 May, 2009
Nope it is a Sedum
22 May, 2009
Oh ok. It also looks like a mini Echivera but I'll take your words for it hehe.
22 May, 2009
I think it it might be an Echevera or a sempervivum, but would have to google it. I
23 May, 2009
Ive just googles all the names mentioned and I think that it may be the Echevera, Ive got a pic of a sedum but didnt have this from tiny so wouldnt know what it looked like
am starting to swing towards Echevera
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23 May, 2009
go more for sempervivum, i have this in a terracotta pot and rarely water it. it has a gorgeous orange, yellow tipped flower.
26 May, 2009
seaburngirl is back, wohoo how was the birthday?
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26 May, 2009
just been trying to read up on these, Im not sure I understand how they make babies?
as they turn from male to female themselves? so hard to self pollinate!
hey?
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26 May, 2009
had a great time thanks. my garden has come on so much in just 4 days. so have the weeds :o(
enjoyed reading your blog too.
26 May, 2009
nooooooooo not thse weeds!!
hehe
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27 May, 2009
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Don't let it stay too wet, Moonkins. It is a Sedum, related to the cactus family so doesn't ming getting a bit dry occaisionaly.
22 May, 2009