Rina,
The plant in the back center of your container: Portulacaria afra, AKA 'Elephant Bush'

The plant in the container by itself (to the right of your 'Elephant Bush'): Crassula muscosa, AKA 'Watch Chain Plant'

Planto

This post was edited by plantomaniac08 on Thu, Jun 20, 13 at 11:37

Thanks so much, Planto!

robdcx,
You're very welcome. :) I believe someone else with more... expertise in caring for these will chime in to tell you how to care for them (but if not, at least you know what they are so you can look up their care). I've not grown either myself, but I don't believe their care is that difficult at all.

Planto

I have the watchchain and the elephant bush and I treat them like all my other cacti and succulents,water when dry.Although that can change at time since I get an ocean breeze across the canyon, so sometimes I may have to water a few sooner.
Kathi

Thanks for the follow up information, Kathi. I figured I would just treat both like the rest of the succulents I have but thought I'd check to be sure. I was really surprised to find that the elephant bush can become quite large, but I'm looking forward to seeing it grow!

I agree w/ the IDs & am quite fond of the varieg P. afra, just can't grow it here, I've killed it a number of times. Those are lovely.

The 2 in the front look like Echeverias, the left one maybe a crested form of E. topsy turvy, the right I don't know. Nice pot too, seems a nice deal indeed, good luck w/ them all.

My bff's daughter has grown the elephant bush into a hedge around her front porch.
Kathi