A gorgeous plant, and it's one of those two. I could post on FB if you need it.

Jeff

Thank you. It is a gift from 'guess who?', back in 2012...with a note pachy- something :). Here is a photo of it just potted then, still bit limp from time spent in a box (and A. balsamiferum next to it):

On first look, I was going to say Pachyveria 'Clavifolia', LOL. But then on closer look, there're still differences, Pv 'Clavifolia' has rounder leaves, and flower buds are rounder as well. My Pv 'Clavifoila' flowers from 2014, did not flower this year...

Frank

Thank you. I can see difference in shape of buds. (Nice Ceropegia/String of hearts behind :)

Thanks, that variegated Ceropegia was looking very bad early this year, and had to prune it back hard a few months ago, now new leaves coming up are mostly pink in color!

Back to your plant, maybe it is Pachyphytum 'Blue Haze'?

http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=83&aaID=3&aiID=B&aID=2327

Thanks Frank; Blue haze looks very close. When I googled it, most photos showed shorter & fatter leaves. But ICN is reliable for ID. I did check ICN before posting, but didn't look at many hybrids, only sp. At least I had one of the parents right (P. bracteosum).

P. glutinicaule has very similar inflorescence.

Hybrid 'Blue haze':

Parents : Pachyphytum bracteosum and P. glutinicaule.
Also sold as Pachyphytum 'Blue Pearls', P. bracteosum or as xPachyveria

Confusing if it is sold sometimes as xPachyveria - I do not see echeveria in it's parentage...

The flowers on your plant look like a Pachyveria, rather than a Pachyphytum. See how the flower curves outwards at the tips - this comes from the Echeveria parentage. Flowers from Pachyphytum species tend not to do this. Similar to Frank's plant which is a Pachyveria.

Andrew

Hey Rina, did you ever figure out what this plant was? Just wondering cus I have what I think is the very same thing!!! I see that mine doesn’t point at the tips like yours but it’s also a bit shorter than yours so maybe with age? There is a new root system growing into the soil (have to look carefully) and what I hope is a little bud that’s growing on the stem that’s calloused. It’s been growing slowly. One of the leaves fell off the stem and I realized that it had babies but ZERO roots. I was concerned but it’s growing just fine! This it’s been about a week!

It came with tag that said Pachyphytum bracteosum so was just trying to confirm. It’s beautiful, just a lil tall and top heavy.

No, never got exact ID just many 'close calls'. It could be P. bracteosum as I first thought, maybe some other plant. I stop worrying about exact name - care is same anyway. I beheaded mine since and have more pups growing from the roots and old stem: