That looks like an Aeonium, or a Sempervivum. I am leaning toward the latter, but I can't be sure, since it is so small. I believe they do the best outside.

Also, make sure the pot has a drainage hole, otherwise you may run into some trouble. Make sure you don't overwater. A good mix of soil to use would be 60% perlite, and 40% cactus and succulent soil. That should at least keep it from rotting.

If you choose to put it outside, expose it to sun slowly. It may burn otherwise.

I hope I helped!

~palmsandsnow

I agree with palms that is most likely a Sempervivum. It grows best outdoors, year round. Grow in ground or a container - if later, make sure there is a drainage hole.

Definitely a Semp, not Aeonium. They really seem to need to be outdoors, as stated above.

Lena

But what is the plant specifically? I always see them sold in small little pots in the decor succulent sections of stores.

Sempervivium is the genus. Exact species is very hard to identify, especially because yours is slightly sun deprived. No matter the exact species, care is the same with semperviviums. These comments above give good care advice.

Small little pots in the décor section - that's what they sell it as, décor. If you want to enjoy the plant, it needs to be repotted and given good light.

The are known under common name Hens&Chicks or Houseleek.

Btw, there are over 3000 named cultivars... many look very similar.

If you want to find the specific name, you will definitely need to wait for it to grow some more, as well as give it good light.