Hi there! This is actually an Echeveria. It looks quite good to me other than needing more light. I think the reflexed petals are just trying to get as much light as possible - it can sometimes be dehydration or another issue but I don't see that in yours. Someone else may have more info for you.

I realize in your zone you're working with as much light as you can during winter. It's really good that you're turning it and trying to keep the growth even but the leaning is a sign of it wanting more light. Do the best you can with the light you have or maybe consider getting a little supplemental light to help you through those cold months.

It's just leaning toward the light a bit. But it's beautiful, and nicely grown. There is no way to give the light they get outside. It would be tighter out in the sun. I live in a climate where houseplants are truly stuck in a house. Where I live, I would not call it etolliated. It's well cared for. Someone from Florida may tell you otherwise. It will love summer.

Thanks! Good to know it's an echeveria. I do have a little light garden set-up elsewhere, I could move him over there until the longer days return here to the north.