I was in a hurry last night when I responded. The plant in the first pix looked like 'Choc Soldier' to me then. That's why Jeff is referring to his decoder ring not seeing it. Ha ha! I was wrong. Now, seeing last pic, it looks like K. tomentosa, as he said earlier. Sorry for confusion!

Lolllll, at this time of year, I always seem to burn up my plants, so I like to keep most of them in bright shade. I'm also negligent when it comes to watering, so bright green with a bit of blush is what I get wit has this plant. I'm happy with that ☺ Yes, I do keep my plants under lights in the winter time. This year I'm setting up a bank of LED's. Nothing fancy mind you, I tend to be rather lazy & repotting, occasional watering & inorganic mix is the extent of my care. I haven't been at this very long, my oldest plant is probably 6 or 7 years old. My aim is simply to keep these lovely textured plants as long as possible. I have recently stopped replacing plants that don't perform well for me.

My guess would be Graptopetalum paraguayense;).

DP - HERE. It make take longer than 3 hrs for someone to ID....and it already was. Top plant is too small IMO.