Yes, they do, and that's before you get to the hybrids (Pachyveria, for example). It's got some Graptopetalum in it, for sure, and might be G. paraguayense.

Yeah, I agree. It looks like a grapto ghosty or G. Paraguayense to me too.

Stephanie

I know you didn't ask..but it may be very god idea to repot plant into better (well draining) potting mix, and give it as much sunlight as possible to assure best color and compact growth. And if possible, try to handle leaves as little as possible - they have powdery covering often referred as farina that shouldn't be rubbed off. It may not be easy...plant will not die if that happens, but looks much better :)