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Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:604881}}

@cactusjordi the link to my own pic isn't helping me. The pic you linked was a pic of the branch with the roots sprouting out. If you know anything about this plant can you please let me know. I want to know whether or not the branches and undersides of this succulent is supposed to be sprouting roots?

That usually means that the rosettes are water starved due to dead roots or stems. Your plant needs to have the rosettes beheaded in order to correct abnormal growth from inadequate light. Leave less than two inches of stem, then let he cut ends dry in air for a few days, then plant in dry porous soil, at least 75% inorganic materials like perlite, pumice, gravel etc. Your current soil looks terrible, mostly peat which should be avoided. It will take a few weeks for the cuttings to grow roots. Do not water until you see signs of growth. Give lots of light, your plant is etiolated, growing abnormally, making ID difficult. It's probably an Echeveria or Graptoveria, or a hybrid.

Brad

The link Jordi posted for you may not help you directly, but it helps others to help you. They can just click on the link to get to the 1st pic, then change the last #s of the url to get to the others, rather than have to copy/paste each of your 4 urls. Next time, you can post one of the links for folks.
So...thank you, Jordi, for saving me some time...as I whiz through the forums!

Brad gave great growing tips.

I'll say it looks like a cross, either xGrapto-something (Graptopetalum) or xPachy-something (Pachyphytum).

Hey Rosemarie,

I didn't know about changing the number, thanks, what a great tip!