Can't name it but once someone does, it's going on my "must try to find" list!

It's nice I know. I've done so much investigative work on this. I'm exhausted. :(

If you think that it could be same withe mine, mine is Echeveria setosa 'deminuta'.

Try to give it more ligth.

I think is the same.

It might be a pure Echeveria species, but I'm leaning on it being a cross of Sedum and Echeveria = Sedeveria. Collect them all - there are scores of them.

Are the undersides of the leaves reddish at all, or just the tips? Do you see any cilia/hair?

Rosemarieo - There is no cilia. I will take a look at the undersides of the leaves tomorrow. It's in a greenhouse I manage at my work. :)

Cactusmcharris - I will definitely look up those sedeverias! Thnx :)

Not a sedeveria..

How are you sure about that?

It doesn't seem to have the characteristics of a sedeveria. I welcome you to educate me on why you believe it is Cactusmcharris. I really respect your knowledge of these plants. :)

Its diminutive size, for one, its leaf patterns for another. I was merely curious why you thought it wasn't. I'm not saying that it is, I was hoping why you'd tell me why it wasn't, so I could learn something.

Still completely stumped on this. I can't find any kind of photo of a plant that looks anything like this with a matching description. In order to put an ID tab in this plant I need to present pics and text to my boss for the greenhouse.

Any chance of it being ancampseros? no, not even close....(thought it may be a hybrid...)

thanks for your ongoing efforts guys!! :)

I'm no expert, but to me it resembles Echeveria 'Spruce Oliver' without the hair..

http://mountaincrestgardens.com/echeveria-spruce-oliver/

Another pics

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/367225/