You're probably right about #6.

#4 is a Crassula "Moonglow."

I think #2 is some kind of Andromischus cristatus and #3 is some kind of Senecio. I'm sure rosemariero6 will be by to fill in the blanks and correct what I got wrong.

#2 is Adromischus cristatus

#3 is Senecio kleiniaeformis

Lucky you, Girl! I've been searching for a moonglow around here forever!

Thank you landruc.

Thank you Howard.
I googled photos of Senecio, came out as senecio kleiniiformis

Howard, I have another request for you to ID (I think you are expert on cacti) - is this gymnocalycium something?

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First 2 photos are as it opened today, maybe it will open up more? I never had any of these cacti, not sure what to expect. Looks like it closes up for the evening too.

Thank you in advance.

Rina

Nice gifts, Rina! =) You did good on your hunt!

1. Looks like xPachyveria 'Exotica'
2. As everyone has said, Adromischus cristata
3. As others, Senecio kleiniiformis
4. As landruc said, Crassula 'Moonglow'
5. I'm inclined to say a Cotyledon ~when the buds bloom, we will know for sure. Then, might figure out which species. :)
6. It does look somewhat like an Echeveria 'Perle von Nurnberg' (flattened), but there's an outside chance it's xGraptoveria 'Fred Ives', blooms would confirm which one (not so pointy as I would expect).

#6 also might be an Echeveria gibbiflora metallica.

Rina,

Aren't you the gifted one! Congrats on the acquisitions - you're moving on up - pretty soon there will be nothing I have that you don't already.

Rosemarie

Thank you - you always come trough...

I have to thank to my daughter for getting these for me - and she didn't buy anything I already have (she doesn't know anything about plants -yet?-, she 'collects' animals)

Jeff, I probably have very long way to go before I catch up to you.

Landruc thank you for another tip. I guess i have to wait until it blooms.
Rina

Rina, it definitely looks like a Gymno but I an certainly not the expert. Many Gymnos have pink flowers. But it could be:

G. damsii v. rotundulum