I wouldn't worry tbh:). Your mix looks good. Plants can look not so great after repotting. Sometimes when a succulent gets repotted it will go into shock. Just give it light, keep warm, and I wouldn't water for a week. When you do water don't water again until that mix is completely dry:).

I just repotted a Graptopetalum a couple weeks ago and I've got the same thing, but it should be fine. It's not the best time to be repotting these plants anyways, but I can't help myself;).

Do even indoor plants have to be aware of winter? Mine are all inside under lights and warm. Do they still sense a winter wind down time?

Many succulents are opportunistic growers, and if they are kept warm and watered, they will keep growing.

I totally agree with Rina. I live in SW Florida. We don't have much of a winter. It does get cooler, but we rarely have frost - maybe once a decade. "Winter" is when many of my plants grow the best. Summer is too hot and rainy. They get as droopy as I do! LOL

I have been seeing a lot of posts on different websites giving hard and fast rules about which plants are going into dormancy and telling me I should stop watering now! Well, if I do they will die.

I think some plants, like Poinsettia, sense the shortening days and start flowering, but I don't have to trick them by putting them into a closet. Nurseries often trick plants into thinking it is a different season so they will flower in the off season. I'm not that talented. ;-)