Doesn't seem a rosette to me (Echeverias usually grow in rosette form).

Could it be some kind of Crassula (jade)?

What did the vendor call it? What mix is in it pls. under these rocks?

Lena

Lena, that's exactly what I thought, not looking like a rosette. My first thought was a Crassula, but haven't found similar looking plants, that's what I found so far by browsing the net, anyway. As usual, the vendor didn't know, only said it's a succulent.. :/

Re the mix, the rocks are actually THE mix. It's approximately 5 parts volcanic rocks (commonly used as gardening sand here in my part of the world, porous like pumice but black and more jagged looking) and 1 part rice husk (roasted/burned like charcoal, sometimes mixed with manure compost, not sure of the actual method or correct term translation.. :p).

Ps. Found these pics from drought-smart-plants.com of a plant identified as Echeveria gibbiflora metallica variegate decora or simply "echeveria decora". Does it look similar to my plant?

Read more: http://www.drought-smart-plants.com/whitish-succulent-with-broad-flatish-leaves.html#ixzz4AiZSLYGa