The only thing I would doubt is the E. elegans, I don't think that's what they look like, but I could be wrong. Love the Pachy and Senecio :D

I agree that is definitely not E. elegans, I can't say what it is though. The pachyphytum is P. hookeri, not P. bracteosum. They all look healthy!

But Blue Chalk Sticks is growing like a weed. It is going to take some pruning to keep it in that pot.

Nice assortment in that pot!

My Chalk Sticks grow rapidly, too. I've never tried to keep them in a pot. This plant is outside, so I never pruned it and let it have its way with the pretty barren hill. And to think I was going to plant several others to fill in the space!

Near End of Summer 2015

It was time to re-pot some of these succulents. About six weeks ago the "leggy" ones got cut back and re-rooted. Most of them are back in the same pot on the left. I decided to leave the crowded pot on the right alone assuming it won't do much growing in the house over the winter. Left over plants are in the two top pots and I haven't decided what to do with them.

The Blue Chalk Sticks, in the upper right corner of the pot on the left, have been cut back about three times. They grow like weeds.

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In this picture, what are the plants in the second planter? I'm interested in all except the jade. Thanks!

This is the best I can do:

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1826203/cold-rainy-day-with-not-much-to-dofirst-pic?n=1

The flapjacks is gone and the graptoveria is the one blooming in the picture above. I assume those two echeveria plants filled the rest of the pot. They seemed to enjoy being in full sun this summer.