I'm guessing these are mostly various Carnosas, which can be highly variable as to leaf shape, rounded, pointy, some of both, really VERY variable.

Don't know about the pointy one, curious & very handsome. The more round edged ones remind me of Australis.

They sure look healthy & happy (tho' I might have potted them a bit smaller). They almost look like you put leaf shine on 'em.

Nice finds, may they prosper w/ you & enjoy!

What a fun find!

Kelly

I was thinking they were probably carnosas, but the only one I've ever had was Krimson Queen, and I didn't know if they could look that different from each other and still be the same carnosa, or if it meant they were different types. It doesn't really matter too much, I suppose. We'll see how they do.

They were all rooted cuttings, at least. It's hard to tell how small they are in the pics, but all of the little 1-2 leaved guys are in 2.5 inch pots, the smallest I have. I'm using a 2 oz condiment cup as a saucer. The bigger cuttings are in 3 inch pots. I did wipe them down with some neem oil solution. It works really well at getting off those mineral deposits from overhead watering. Plus I needed to see details, to help me figure out what they were. And if it helps with potential insect hitchhikers, even better.

Well, if they start looking similar in new growth, I may start putting some of them back together. It will probably be a while before I see any signs of a bloom, if they are carnosas and if the speed at which Krimson Queen is growing is any indication. At least if that one leafed cutting takes off, it has a friend it can join.

I would guess that they are most likely Hoya carnosa cuttings as well although the first one, the one with the hairy back to it's leaves might be something else.
You certainly got quite a selection of cuttings for a great price.

Mike