Could you provide a close-up photo please? It looks like one of he kalanchoes, but may be completely different plant...

Hey Rina, here is a close up!

Yes it does have a bit of an aroma

Nah, don't think it's Plectranthus, maybe something more like family of Geraniums?

Reminds me of an etiolated Kalanchoe citrina--note the fuzzy, scalloped leaves.

I think we found a winner, it does look like a Kalanchoe citrina. Thanks everyone! :)

It's weird it's etiolated though, it's always had proper sun :S

seedmoney

Good ID! I never heard of K. citrina :) Now aware of 1 more plant :)

Peggy

What is "proper sun"? - just wondering, since S. rubrotinctum seems to be quite etiolated, the leaves should be much closer together along the stem (BUT I can't see whole plant, so excuse me if wrong).

Jade seems to have branches twisting slightly - usually that is how they look if stretching toward source of light. Maybe I am just seeing things...Plants will often get reddish tint on leves if they are receiving enough sun.

In that first shot, reminds me of a mum. :-)

I went to a succulent potting class and was told there to pack the pot with a mixture of low, medium, and high plants. Then to stick them outside where they'd get at least 7 hours of light, or in a South facing window. They were outside until I left for a couple of weeks, then it was getting cold out. Unfortunately now it is winter and the most light they get is light bouncing off of the white snow. I'm looking into purchasing from lights.

Anyways, I think because of the mixture a lot of the plants ended up fighting for light. :( That's just my theory though since we were talking they'd be fine.