9 is Echeveria 'Imbricata' The agave is probably parryi truncata, an outstanding species, give it more light! 1 might be Pachyphytum compactum 'Little Jewel' with those faceted leaves. the aeonium could be kiwi--it will go totally green at certain times of the year. if not, then A. haworthii

I'm trying to recall what the mother plant of the agave looked like, I grabbed it from a vacation house that I was staying at in Virginia Beach back in June, and it hasn't done anything since. To be fair, it has been re-potted once since then to give it my new gritty mix so it's probably still working on growing its own roots. It sat outside until early October. I'll put it under my basement lights.

I did some more research, can anyone confirm or deny these?

#3 sort of looks like graptoveria 'moonglow'

#4 pachyphytum bracteosum or maybe pachyveria clavifolia

#8 pachyveria blue pearl (leaves were more of a pale blue when it was outside)

Still completely stumped on #5 and #6

5. Sedum 'Alpenglow'

6. Pachyphytum hookeri?

1. Pachyphytum compactum?

7. That's what my Aeonium 'kiwi' looks like when it doesn't have the nice pink edge coloration

Is there any 'teeth' on leaves of the aeonium? IIRC, Kiwi should have them. The leaves on OPs plant look little too long to me. Here is Kiwi - even if all green, shape of leaves should be the same:

OMG Rina, that variegated one is a stunner!

Rina, I have to agree, the rosette is too large to be kiwi, it does have very tiny teeth along the leaf margins. The older leaves on your kiwi keep their pointed shape, whereas mine are rounded off. I would also think that it would be showing some pink, everything else under my lights has really nice color.

Conny

Thank you, that is the same plant (I cut off one of them and stuck in it's own pot). It colors up in good light.

For comparison of the leaves: here is A. Kiwi on the left and A. balsamiferum on the right (both cuttings). Balsamiferum has longer leaves.

Variegated Aeonium kiwi added to wishlist :-)

Conny

I don't think there are different varieties (Kiwi variegated or 'plain' green). The yellow variegation shows mostly on new leaves (and in my experience in good light), older leaves are mostly green with red/pink margins.