A little voice in my head says Crassula, but not sure if I agree with that voice...

Interesting plant!

Have you ever seen the flowers this plant in question produces:)?

I can't actually, the guy who owns the nursery says it's also new to him and he only got it as a cutting and its got quite a few offsets now. So it's pretty young and hasn't flowered yet.

Darn I didn't think so, but never hurts to ask. I get a Crassula and Scenicio vibe from your plant.

I was thinking on the Senecio side too.

Just a thought: Dudleya hybrid? With pachy? Neat plant.

I had this plant as a weed before, I don't know what it is but I know it propagates alarmingly well from leaves...

Ben

Ooh what was the care requirements for it? I know this was propagated from a leaf so it might be what you had!

I would bet on Crassula sp.. Especially when you said fast growing.

Thank you everyone for the constant stream of suggestions. I was looking through them all.

Senecio: Unlikely, I tried to look through as much of the documented species online and there isn't a species that is similar enough

Dudleya Hybrid: Unlikely, those have very long leaves

Sinocrassula Yunanensis: Quite close but that plant has very tight rosettes.

Crassula sp: Close but no cigar. Found some likely candidates

• Crassula Tetragona: Iconice of having leaves "decussately opposite, concentrated in four ranks"
• Crassula х justi-corderoyi: Close but wrong colour and this species has huge leaves, 10-12cm long.

Either way, I will be getting the plant on Monday, then I can take some better photos and see if there are more clues.

You will find the id one day:)

Haha yes Kara, one day.

*Looks off vacantly into the distant future*

But I want to know too, so don't disappear into that future, keep us in the loop with new pictures, flowers... I really like the looks of that plant.

Haha sure! Bookmark this, I will post new photos as a reply. Only after Monday though.

I knew it was related to Crassula from the dichotomous leaves...

It's Lenophyllum pusillum, i would grow it like an Echeveria.

Well, it looks like you solved the riddle, Ben! But then the leaves are not felty in the original plant? I got that impression from the picture.

The leaves turn glaucous in good sunlight.

Ooohhhh Ben!! That looks like it! The riddle is finally solved! But regardless, I will post more photos when I get it today haha

Do you know why some of the photos look like they have wider leaves? It that because of age?

Just got these babies today. Upon inspection and some more research it seems more like the Lenophyllum Texanum, of the Lenophyllum genus. Thank you again Ben, without your ID I would have never been able to finally ID this babe.

http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCCULENTS/Family/Crassulaceae/32146/Lenophyllum_texanum

Here's another Lenophyllum. The flowers on your will be about the same.

First L. guttatum

with flowers

L. reflexum

L. texanum

especially that last one came up in every pot that surrounds it. I finally removed the whole plant

greets

harry

Thanks Hablue, definitely looks like the L. Texanum!

I love the pot your new plant is in, Yan Tao.

Great sleuthing everyone. It was like watching an mystery thriller movie lol And Tao walks off into the sunset with his new plant.

Haha thank you everyone! This was a great journey.

*Heads off into sunset*

P.s Am now smacked back into reality with some mealy bugs, noice!