Left to right/ Kalanchoe ‘Elk Antlers’ I think, Kalanchoe millotii, and Cyanotis somaliensis.

I googled fuzzy succulents and yes, the one on the right looked like a fuzzy tradescantia I found, interesting. I currently have purple heart, and they do look similar. The other one, I have no context for it, looks like crab claws or tridents. I have a “soft” spot for fuzzy plants.

Another kalenchoe, cool, that family is so diverse.

Kara,

Is Kalanchoe 'Elk Antlers' not Kalanchoe x kewensis? They look very similar, but I've been out of the Kalanchoe world for some time. Thanks!

The leaves are not toothy, but they are cupped a bit, maybe it’s not showing all it’s traits as it’s very small. When I google either one, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of consistency between images.

Thanks, J. I had confused the one I asked with this new one (?) before, I think, but I've got the picture in my mind of what used to be a singular plant with what now is an easily-confused new plant.

That’s a good question Cactusmcharris:). The ICN doesn’t have ‘Elk Antlers’ listed so maybe they’re the same plant. They sure look the same;).

Is this that same plant Kalanchoe Elk Antlers? I didn't know about these until I saw this thread.

Matt, yes, that's the plant that I know as Kalanchoe x kewensis (its parents are unknown, but it's a hybrid discovered at Kew Gardens).