Yes! That looks correct! Which means 5 is probably Graptopetalum too :) Looking on google at all the colors it seems like I may have to wait until they grow to see if they change color to figure out which kind each is. Thank you! :)

Yeah, #5 looks the same. I guess I 'focused' on #6. With more light will come more color.

Actually 1 looks like it might be as well. Yay! You got 3 done with one name :P

2 is a red dot aloe, but cant ID exact cultivar, due to large numbers of it.

Like aloe christmas carol or aloe pink blush- i think mine is the latter.

12 is an echeveria setosa, or a similar plant

11 seems like kalanchoe beharansis, but a werid cultivar maybe

14 also seems kalanchoe like, but think its dead.

14 looks like Thanksgiving cactus to me.

13 - Aeonium?

3 - Crassula capitella?

rina , 13 is a crassula. what kind, ive no idea. I knew what it was at one point of time, but now...not so much.

I would like to know which one - pls. post should you remember. This cilia looks like Aeonium to me, but maybe it isn't.

Crassula ciliata has cilia (but growth pattern seems to be different, judging from some photos), and perhaps few more. And semps too, that are in the Crassulaceae.

rina , there are very aeonium looking crassula, some being orbiculata, setulosa, excilis...could be others, but im leaning towards setulosa. The reason for this is that the leaves are shaped and arranged more like a crassula. I wouldnt say it, if it didnt make sense.

The plant in question is clearly etiolated, on aeoniums usually resulting in thin pale long leaves, which i cannot observe. Crassula on the other hand, gets dark green leaves when in insufficient light(arborescens, ovata, marginata, perforata, schmidditi)

I really don't know but could 4 be Crassula Multicava? Maybe 9 too? And could 7 and/or 10 be Crassula perforata (String of Buttons), Crassula rupestris (Thom Thumb) or a cross/hybrid of the 2 of them "Babies Necklace? I think that String of Buttons is Crassula perforata subspecies perforata, but it gets confusing lol

I have C. excilis, and it looks different. I do not have others you mentioned and am not familiar with them; just looked them up on ICN. Setulosa has some 'dots' on the leaves too...Here is my A. Kiwi when purchased (it has much more color now):

So many comments! Thank you guys! I’m looking them all up now.

Thanks so much for all the help! After looking up your ID’s for 1 I think I’ll go with Christmas Carol for now but once it grows more I might be wrong.

12 looks correct!

11, can’t find anything yet that looks similar under beharansis but knowing that it’s kalanchoe will help narrow down that search! :P

14 is officially dead as of today

13 came from a shelf at Lowe’s. The plants I assume it fell from looked like your kiwi pic but all green but also looks like the Crassula Setulosa. The amount of fuzz looks more like the Crassula. Didn’t realize how etiolated it is until now Not knowing what it was I was afraid to give it too much light so it was almost full shade since I got it.

3 was ID’d as campfire on fb but I was convinced it was wrong due to the purple color. Can they be purple like that under bad lighting?

4 is for sure an Echeveria. These are babies. The mother looks like crap right now so I thought the babies would be easier to ID. This is mom! I just can’t for the life of me figure out what kind. The closest I’ve come is Melaco.

Thanks so much for the help!