My vote, echie. I think aeoniums have saw-tooth edges. Someone correct me please.

Edited to add: aeoniums look great this time of year, not so good in the summer.

Sorry, don't agree abt the saw tooth edges, one clear distinction is Aeoniums have tiny hairs at their outer leaf edges.

I say echeveria, not sure what type, but they generally have similar care

Definitely some type of Echeveria. I’d guess with the size and shape of its leaves it probably has gibbiflora in it, but iding Echeveria is not my strong suit:).

Usually those serrated edges are the rule for iding Aeonium, but there’s always exceptions to every rule.

Aeonium ‘Lily Pad’

I bought this little piece of an unidentifiable succulent at Safeway. I thought it was something else, but with providing it more light than Safeway was its true identity has come out.

Aenoium ‘Irish Bouquet’

it too lacks the serrated edges.

Check out this beautiful Aeonium leucoblepharum. It has serrated edges, but the new growth looks sooo purty against the old.

This is so helpful, thank you!!

Wow, that Aeonium leucob looks AMAZING!!!!!!