Solved Can anyone identify this for me?

I bought this very recently from a 'bargain corner' in a GC, but there was no label and no staff available to tell me what it is. It's very small, but rather lovely.

 

The photo is a little out of focus, but it looks like a sedum of some type?

 

Agree with @BobTG , looks like a Sedum. If the leaves are thick-ish, succulent-ish kind that is. If it is a Sedum it'll enjoy very good drainage and a sunny spot.

Excellent, healthy looking plant and from a bargain corner too!

 

It's out of focus so difficult to see properly, but it looks very much like my Pilea depressa.

 

I'll get a better photo tomorrow and post it. It's really tiny. I'll try and photo it next to a ruler.

 

Here's a better photo (in focus) and as you can see from the ruler, it's just 3 inches from the base of the pot to the top of the plant.

 

Yes I would say Pilea depressa, it looks exactly like mine.

 

Thanks Michael. Very much appreciated.

 

Oh my, that is tiny ... but brimming with health.

 

It still looks like sedum tetractinum to me?!

 

Time will tell. One has white flowers, the other yellow ?

 

I'll let you know, if I can keep it alive until it flowers!

 

I cannot see any detail clearly enough...have trimmed it below.
Do please add a close up..... just to show the leaves./a single leaf.

Pilea depressa...from www....

"Yes, Pilea depressa has small, rounded leaves that grow in opposite pairs. Other characteristics of Pilea depressa include:

• Creeping growth: This plant is a low-growing, herbaceous plant with a creeping habit.
  
  
• Thick leaves: The leaves are thick and smooth, and only about a centimeter wide.
  
  
• Scalloped edges: The leaves have scalloped or crenellated edges.
  
  
• "Bright green: The plant is bright green in color.
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