Miles is a gentleman, scholar, rocketeer and a fine plant grower. I can't think of anything special about your plants, except for the Turbi - make sure it's in a high-mineral mix. The Anacampseros will take over a pot (not a bad thing) if given just regular succulent care.

Yeah, I did my research while choosing. They all seemed to be relatively easy. I think I'm long past being too loving with my succulents. In fact, I realized last year, I was being far too harsh with the echinopsis (due to reaction to a rainy summer and great growth). Ditto for a miniature aloe that I had.

I don't believe I'll overcompensate, but I'll be a bit more generous with them. Always learning seems, as I try new plants. I seldom lose anything in pots. I can't say the same with in-ground though, sometimes Mother Nature deals me a really bad wet winter/spring and even hardy perennials flag.

My last experience with anacampseros was as an outdoor experiment. It failed after a wet winter/spring. This one will be a potted plant brought inside though. I will be overjoyed to see it fill the pot :P