If it were mine, I would not. These plants lose leaves so easily, repotting is difficult without doing some damage.

Christopher

That's what I was thinking Christopher. But then I thought, well maybe it's better to get into gritty mix now before it's too crowded.

deva?
Do you have ID?
Looks like my sedum morganianum Harry Butterfield (or is it rather xSedeveria 'Harry Butterfield'?) - not sure if that's correct ID -
Rina

I've previously been told sedum morganianum. I received cuttings from my step-grandma and she had no clue what it was.

Rina,

I just googled pictures and it is definitely the morganianum

deva
Yes, s. morganianum - I was wondering if Harry Butterfiled (have seen referred to as giant (or super) donkey tail ; cross between s. morganianum and echeveria derenbergii)...Rina

Rina - I have not seen that before. It's pretty cool looking.

If its happy as it is, I would leave it. I've always had succulents (and cacti) in a light, well-drained soil, and they've done very well.

Looks just like my S. morganianum. And now, I would not repot this unless you want it to be in better soil. It seems to be growing fine, it likes lots of light I think you can move it to even more sunny place if possible. Repotting these is an absolute nightmare so I would prevent it if I was you. I did one last year and one last month, losing tons of leaves and it was a mess..they seem to be recovering though which is the good news

It is growing fine. More than fine actually. But I've been thinking about getting it into gritty mix and into a really tall pot just because I thought the height would be nice since this one likes to hang down. I just think if I don't do it now it will be increasingly difficult.