This is a pretty plant.

When I grabbed this one, a lady who worked there said she had just unloaded it less than 30 minutes ago, so I got to it real quick!

It's possible that that color results from the right amount of sun. I think it will revert to green if grown in the shade. Trial and error

Yes it will turn back to green the less sun it gets . yours is just a portion of red, in really good sun they go all red no green left to see. Yes even in zone 5b it does it. lol

That is one fine plant.

It might be the cultivar 'Aurora', which keeps those colours.

If it is cv. 'Aurora', it will retain some red hue even when the light is not strong.

This is my Aurora, with leaf damages caused by birds.

Charline

The Aurora cultivar has such a nice pink color! I think mine is just the normal one, as the color is more red than pink. I've also noticed that the new offsets that haven't gotten as much light are so light green in color that they're almost white

This is the same Aurora in June.

This is a seedling from a leaf. I took this photo today.

That's interesting how white the new offsets are, I wonder why that is. You'd think they'd just be green like other parts of the plant

Pink Jelly Bean (Sedum rubrotinctum 'Aurora') seems to mutate easily. :)