A little dwarf from up by the Arctic Circle. Cute, and circumboreal, if from a little further north than us...
I always like to find a picture of it in it's native habitat; usually it gives me a good idea of what the plants needs are, but this time it's throwing me...
[url]https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jacobsledder2.jpg[/url]
A talus/scree kind of plant usually means it likes sharper drainage, so water hungry doesn't seem to fit the profile so much; I'm a bit baffled. Make those roots stretch a bit and let it droop some, even prune off droopy foliage (reducing transpiration); perhaps it is taking a while to get it's feet under it. Another possibility is there was some breeding that the patent owner wanted to obscure, so he picked part of the parentage and called it that, while the true habit may be closer to the unlisted parent. Stranger things have happened.
I have seen plants used to low fertility get floppy when they get rich soil; perhaps this one likes it leaner? The picture sure looks lean to me...
HG