First one looks like a Corpuscularia, probably lehmannii.

No idea on the second one.

Maybe Senecio articulatus?

You both gave perfect IDs. Thank you! Honestly I grabbed the second plant only because ive never seen it. Not overly impressed but exited to see what it does

Senecio articulatis, yes.

The other one maybe Corpuscularia lehmannii and needs to loose weight.

Lol, bit of a guts?

Hablu I have little idea how mesembs work and I cant find much info online about this one. How do I make it "lose weight"

Leave it like this for this summer if you want flowers on it. So water now and then. I do that every -say three weeks. I suppose you have them inside coming winter. Find a cool, light place and set it dry. Some leaves shrivel away, but most of them will only loose weight.

I just watered it because the soil was bone dry. Ill follow this timetable. Can I repot it? Looks alittle rootbound

I brought it thinking its one of the easier ones,which it appears to be. Yes flowers would be nice. Ill see how this one goes and consider a Fenestraria or Faucaria

JMO, but I think soil could be water retaining.

BTW, there is lots of info about growing mesembs on this forum, did you try searching?

Ill do my research. I just wonder how similar the care for all of them are. Rina yes this soil isnt ideal, so ill repot it in a few weeks. Im not worried because its in a bright window and the pots are super small

This is probably the easiest mesemb I have ever grown. Much less fussy than Faucaria or Fenestraria.. Though it does not bloom for me..

Im so happy I chose well. Ill be honest, succulents are not my favorites in general. But I lack space in my home, so they have been my best option. Besides, they are adorable