The first one looks like a light starved Sedum reflexum "Green Spruce (?)" with one stray Sedum album in the bunch (the one looking like tiny green jellybeans). Second is a Protulaca afra. Third is a stem cutting - impossible to ID until leaflets grow as it can be anything. Fourth and seventh pic looks like Senecio mandraliscae "Blue Chalksticks". Fifth and eighth looks like a beheaded Graptoveria "Vera Higgins", some sources refer to it as x Graptosedum "Vera Higgins". Last is a kalanchoe blossfeldiana.

Thanks. They had them all sitting outside in the freezing cold, so the leaves all fell off on some of them.

Chloe

Can you please try to edit your original post and number photos? It is much easier to refer to multiple photos...You may not be able to do it anymore, unless you try ASAP, since original post can be edited for limited time only.

Don’t worry, they’ll bounce back. They do need good lighting to keep them compact. The Vera Higgins is very susceptible to stretching. I use this plant as a measure whether my plants are getting enough light as I readily lose it’s beautiful coloration and gets very leggy very fast. Sedum reflexum on the other hand is cold tolerant and can stay outside unlike the rest of this bunch which really needs to be brought inside.

i do worry about your soil though as it looks very organic and retains too much moisture. Careful with watering.

I know I just got these plants today already put together like this. I am repotting all of them into my cactus soil because this soil is soaking wet and the plants are pretty much just sitting on top of it.