The darkest one is a Echeveria Black Prince, I think... i found this on Etsy... you can go thru the plants, Succulents & Cactus and find out what they are... good luck!!

The last pic is another Hen And Chicks... let the offshoot stay like that, or bottom of it sitting in the dirt and wait for it to grow roots.. that's the way you propagate those...

ah thank you guys sm! i appreciate it :)

would any of you happen to know what the light long green plant is? (the one in with the hens and chicks)

Do you have another photo? It's really hard to tell what it is in the backlingthing photo

Rick

Sempervivum (hens&chicks) are hardy succulents, they can overwinter outdoors down to z4 (some even z3). They multiply by offshoots - chicks, you can leave them attached or you can just pull the chick off and stick it into the soil mix to have separate plants. They are monocarpic - after blooming, the flowering hen will die. But they will grow plenty of chicks, so you will not run out of plants :)

I see some moss in that pot? Moss like moist spots, but succulents do not like constant moisture.

All succulents should be planted in well draining potting mix, in a container with drainage holes and receive lots of light/sunshine. Are you growing them indoors or outside?

rina

the moss was there when i got it and has been removed!
im growing them indoors (im afraid the deer in our backyard will eat them), im not sure what kind of soil the store i got them from used, but it has draining holes and sufficient light!