What a beautiful plant! I love how the plantlets drape out a spider plant. It's an awesome specimen. Refering to a comparison description of dooneri vs. parva by Chahinian, I lean more towards parva.

Parva has distinctive markings on its thin leaves, dooneri has less so. Parva has a distinctive stem that comes up from the soil and the plant come from that, dooneri does not. But mostly because parva "has thin rhizomes...at ground level. One can pull a plant and a trail of barely rooted rhizomes, along with their corresponding growths, will follow", says the book. That seems to me like your plant looks. JMHO.

My parva has thin hard long skinny leaves. Some of those leaves look too wide to me.

I agree with Stush, the leaves look to wide to be parva. On the other hand the pups don't look like anything I've seen on parva or dooneri.

As far as I know, S. parva has two forms - one that has jstropic (creeping, forming rosettes), and the one that Stush has (leaves are straight and taller). But both have the same drawing on the leaves. I have both