Sorry to ask but pls get rid of that mossy stuff, it tends to be a problem.

It seems to be Graptosedum 'Alpenglow'/ 'Vera Higgins'.

I second that the moss needs to go. If you haven't repotted these guys yet, they should be in a pot with a drainage hole in c&s soil with perlite. 50/50 is a good ratio but I like to add more perlite than soil. They need to be in well-draining potting mix because they don't like sitting in wet soil, and moss will only encourage rot.

IIRC, Graptosedum 'Alpenglow', 'Vera Higgins' and 'Coffee' are all synonyms for xGraptosedum 'Bronze'...

I wonder if that's the one I have. I've been meaning to post this for identification but it wasn't that important to me lol.

This is what happens when you bring them in for the winter , they stretch out!

Also, if I had to guess, they've got it in a ceramic container with no holes and peat moss with green moss on top. It'll need to be repotted. You could even probably just take it out of the medium and leave it exposed to air for a while til it produces visible roots then you can pot it up in a gritty mix in a pot with holes for drainage.

In my experience, these are the easiest for me to grow. Propagating by leaf is super easy, and these guys grow fairly quick compared to other species (at least compared to what I have). They do etiolate pretty quickly though, but they also naturally grow long with leaves all along the stem.

Rachel, those babies are so cute! I've got one coming up but it's still teeny tiny. Thank you for sharinga

They grow fast! I check on mine about once a week and shocked by how fast they grow