Another addition to a succulent collection is the Topsy Debbi, which is known for its thick, spoon-shaped leaves that grow in stemless rosettes and feature a dusty lilac color. Its color can change in intensity depending on growing conditions, with cool weather often bringing on a more vivid appearance. Its flowers usually bloom in spring but might bloom again later in the year, and these small flowers rise above the rosettes on thin stalks. They have similar growing conditions like most succulents, as they prefer lots of sun and warmth and only moderate amount of water.

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Source: The Spruce