Thank you so much!

The large variegated rosette is Aeonium

Fuzzy one is Kalanchoe tomentosa

Green rosette with red tips is one of the echeverias (not sure which one, there are few very similar - chihuahuesis? colorata?...)

Pic #3 left: looks like Crassula ovata (jade)

Small plants may be Sedum morganianum - but not visible enough to tell for sure for me (some other sedums and/or few other plants look similar)

Thank you so much!

Very nice selection of plants, Holly, I would suggest you read other posts here to learn more about succulent care: how to test for when to water, best soil, light, etc. Remember these plants store water in their leaves and stems, and if they are overwatered, they rot. You don't want that!!! Good luck with your plants. If one gets too big, you can pot it up separately.

Rina, green rosette would be an Echeveria :)

alms

Thanks, that's what I meant! (should be proof-reading...) Fixed it...

I think the Jade-looking plant is actually a Cotyledon

Maybe it is cotyledon - I have hard time to tell them apart...

Could that Jade be "Silver Dollar Tree" (Crassula arborescence)?

Palmbob.

It may be the ovata. I looked both up and I have a jade plant like this. It looks the same but Holly's could be lighter from age (new growth in low light) or just lower light. I noticed the shiny leaves and the Cotyledon that I looked up did not seem to have that.

I could be wrong though and I admit that. Just giving my opinion. And feel free to correct me if I am wrong

Looks shiny so I would say Crassula ovata. Cotyledon and Crassula aborescens have a matte/soft texture.

Ovata usually is a darker green. Aborescence's color tends vary a bit

What's the stringy brown material tucked under all the leaves? Best remove it all if its for decorative purposes, it will trap moisture an humidity, sure killers for any succulent. Can't see the mix they're planted in....make sure it's gritty and fast draining...a layer of coarse grit is best for top dressing. Also, don't let run off sit in the outer pot, succs hate wet feet.

Gill

My jade plant that looks the same but came from a store I just remembered was lighter when I first bought it and separated the group. Now that the proper light and better soil and care they have darkened so maybe Hollys will do the same.