The heart shaped ones are Conophytums maybe Conophytum bilobum. The orange ones I think are Sedum rubrotinctum. The rosette I’m guessing is suppose to be Crassula orbicularis. Imo these are fake plants, but at least they’ll never die;).

The Sedum and Crassula you could keep together, but Conophytums are tricky plants and would pot them up by themselves. If you‘re thinking about getting Conophytums I would suggest doing lots of research first;).

gd, some PS play here? I thought the same. I guess some Sedum flowers can look like that (I've not seen them all, certainly) but thinking it's unlikely that they're like that.

To me they look like they're made out of some kind of clay and painted. Maybe they're plastic, hard to tell.

Cactusmcharris, just google “artificial succulent” or “fake succulent”, and a world will open itself up to you. They are pretty realistic these days, and they do well in terrariums and on table tops in dark corners. Why do we even bother with the kind that rots and etiolates on you when you look the other way for a moment??? ;-)

Thank you everyone! I definitely did not realize these are fake. I will be doing more research as suggested as well :)

Your forum name seems oddly fitting in this case ;-). But these are all real:

Notocactus uebelmannianus - yumbolicious and my favourite!

Love those dark purple buds on the cactus.

Yup, N. uebelmannianus/werneri. I enjoy the buds as much as, if not more than, the open flower.

I get so offended when I see fake succs in the stores. I call them abominations.

I don't mind the fake succulents, If someone wants to decorate a dark room with a succulent I'd rather they'd buy a fake one. it's the painted live ones that are truly abominations.

Why would anyone get offended about fake succulents? I hope rose lovers aren’t going to be offended about the many fake roses, hydrangea lovers about the many fake hydrangeas? If you don’t like them, that is fine. Neither do I, but let’s not get offended about nothing. Same about abominations.