If my memory is correct, this is a Corpuscularia lehmannii.

mesembs

Both are correct, Corpuscularia is "accepted scientific name", Delosperma is one of the synonyms. One of the mesembs on my list :)

Rina,

Your list to obtain? If I could get the darn thing to root I could send a piece. I have a larger one which is either lehmanii or taylorii..

Agreeing as said above that it should be more compact, so in need of more light/sun in winter and also thirsty. I might add your soil looks very peat-based and dry. This may explain why your plant does not get as much water when you do water it. I would change the soil to what is recommended on this forum for all/most succulents (C&S soil mixed 50/50 with pumice or perlite)

Beth

If you ever have any extras, I'll be happy to have them!

Everything I got from you grows very well. Almost all aloes did or are blooming and many have pups.

Glad to hear it, Rina! Those little Aloes are tough.

I've never been able to root any Corpuscularias, but haven't tried really hard...I'll look into it.

They do take a while to root and yes, they like more water than you'd think, they aren't a semi-desert species but a grassland mesemb

I know this is a very old post, but this looks like corpuscularia taylorii, due to the elongation - C. Lehmannii should be very tight, compact and chubby with little to no stem showing.

Just in case it was labelled wrong...