The first - a weak maybe for Aloe variegata, but more likely a Gasteraloe (which is a cross between related Gasteria and Aloe species) or Aloeworthia (again, a cross between an Aloe and a Haworthia).

The second might be Graptopetalum paraguayense.

The last might be an Aloeworthia or another Gasteraloe. There are a lot of hybrids flooding the market.

For the first - I would also consider Gonialoe (there are 3 sp) - Aloe variegata is actually Gonialoe variegata.

@cactusmcharris, interior BC Z4/5, on the first one the leaves seem to be growing too vertical to be a variegata. additionally, graptopetalum paraguayense seem to be more grey and pink, whereas mine is more of a light-dark green gradient. the third one i've guessed to be "soap aloe" though i could be wrong lol

@hablu the third one? will move it to the front of the tray, thank you

Stevie, it's not Aloe saponaria (now A. maculata), since we're saying what they're not. Some sort of cross, but whether intergenetic or intragenetic, I don't know yet. Many plants could be something when they're young, it's only when they're older that a particular characteristic comes out. It is a PLT (pretty little thing).