Jeff that is a John Trager (curator of the collection) hybrid. I have been propagating them for the past two years, finally we had enough to offer for sale. These are not miniatures. Norma

That was a great story. Thanks for the useful link. I'd love a Pangolin of my own (plant, not mammal).
I have a few of the 'Ivory Pagoda' but I think I need to change their situation. They've hardly grown since I got them.

Has any one looked at the exchange page, very few listings for trade, many I wants. I wouldn't want even free.I will not put up my plants free, I don't want junk plants back. Karen advised me not to offer anything free, and she was right, never again Karen I promise I will take your advise. When I first started sending out surprise boxes of fifteen cuts, they were accepted graciously, not any more, people have a sense of entitlement, including my kids. my clubs etc. Norma

Hi Norma,

Actually, I just looked through the first page; all posts except two are trade posts.

You certainly don't have to send out free plants or make trades you're not interested in. But maybe you could try to be less disdainful of other people's plants? It's getting old.

On to the real topic: That's a lovely plant. I've taken a shine to the C. barkleyi-like crassulas lately and that one looks particularly nice. Thanks for the link!

Norma,

You're perhaps forgetting that you have an enviable collection - what you're looking for is naturally going to be rare, since you already have most of whatever genus (Sans, Gasteria, Haworthia, et. al.) people might be offering.

Citosa,

You're welcome. I already knew some of the history of the prior plants but it was interesting to read how this additional miniature came to be.