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Quite often when these are seen in nurseries they look pretty crummy...not the first thing you would reach out to buy. They damage easily when moved and tend to be fairly brittle. I think the trick is to put them where you want them the first go round or pick the pot you want them to live in for a long time. Just love the pink!
I'll keep a lookout for it, it's just lovely. Thanks for the advice.
now the succulent bug has bit me, and just in time - the local nursery has a brand new succulent department! (and not a label on anything! Identification Forum here i come)
