Left to right, as pictured upside down above

Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy', I think

Crassula ovata 'Hobbit' (could be 'Gollum', though - a clearer pic would help)

Kalanchoe tomentosa

Porous soil, full sun (acclimate them to this over a two-week period if you're unsure how they were grown before), and water once a week to 10 days when it's warm. They grow best outside. They don't like cold but can take a little freezing if they're dry. Your cultural conditions are different than mine, and since I don't know what yours are, you might need to do something / things differently than I do, but this is generally good generic advice.

could the one on the left be a senecio?

Zech,

I see what you mean, but I see the somewhat-incomplete rosette of an Echeveria; however, it could be as you say. I ain't no Pope.

I agree with cactusmcharris, can it be a aeonium, or can there have been broken leaves in the rosette

Im so sorry, I did not know the pic was upside down. stupid tablet (more like operators error) =]

I agree, a clearer pic would help.

I agree with most of Jeff's IDs. Definitely good growing info!

Upside down, left, I don't think is 'Topsy Turvy', but is possible just the species, Echeveria runyonii. Can you tell us if the leaves are glaucous (makes a mark if you touch leaf-removes some of the "bloom") or possibly fuzzy?

In the middle pot, are there 2 separate stems of Crassula? Looks like maybe so...and if so, front seems to me more like 'Hobbit' & back more like 'Gollum' (better pic would help clear up).

Right (grey, fuzzy), agree Kalanchoe tomentosa.

I have never sen a topsy turvy "Tosey Turvy" before.

Heres a few pics. I thought I posted more yesterday but its not there. Sorry for the upside down pic.

Another one

Last one. And ill be keeping them indoors about 3 feet from a bright window.

Hi,

Nice little finds, but the most important thing you can do for these is get them out of that awful, peaty looking mix. C&S mix w/ 30% added perlite would be fine & much better for them.

Thanks for the additional pix.
Still not sure on the Echeveria (now on the left). Needs brighter light to grow more compactly-a bit etiolated now.

Middle one Crassula ovata 'Gollum', ('Gollum' was derived from 'Hobbit', and will occasionally still have some leaves in the form of 'Hobbit'~which your plants shows~ some of each form.)

Kalanchoe tomentosa on the right.

Thanks for the help. They are some cool names.
I replaced the soil. How long do I wait to water them since I just repotted them? they were bone dry when I brought them home.

If they were bone dry & you repotted, have you watered yet? If not, do so now. If already watered, just wait till they are dry (not bone dry) again.

They were dry when I took them out of their pots. They got wet when I rinsed the dirt off that was left on them before putting them in their new soil.

So go ahead and water now? I cant seem to find a lot of information on these guys.. = /

I think that jade is hobbit and not gollum

If the soil is dry (after you repotted them), then, yes, water now. =)

Below is a link to the FAQ page for general care on Crassula ovata (yours being offspring). Should help in many areas.

Here is a link that might be useful: FAQ on Crassula ovata care

Thanks for the advice. That page was informative.

I decided to put them outside for the summer because I don't think they were getting enough light. the one on the left had some yellow mushy leaves so I figured the soil wasn't drying quick enough or maybe they got wet but I will keep them outside.

I decided to put them outside for the summer because I don't think they were getting enough light. the one on the left had some yellow mushy leaves so I figured the soil wasn't drying quick enough or maybe they got wet but I will keep them outside.

You should acclimate them to the full sun over a week to 10 days.

Cghpnd, I got your note about seeds but your settings on Gardenweb prevent me from being able to respond. Hope this will reach you. Please include your email address in another note? Thanks!

...so how are these plants doing?