what is the bug or problem with them???? .. this is the garden clinic ....

i presume you will get an answer here.. but if you dont.. try the NAME THAT PLANT FORUM ... or the houseplants forum ...

i see you are new.. welcome to GW ... no apologies needed.. i am just suggesting other sources .. should you fail in this forum ...

good luck with your babes...

oh.. the hens and chix will propagate itself.. with time... but i am not sure its a houseplant .. hmmmm ... i have them all over my MI yard ....

i dont recognize the other ...

ken

The one on the right may be a Senecio of some species. Actually the cacti/succulent folks would know these plants best, fastest. Those pots are really pretty, but if they don't have holes in the bottom, might work better as cache pots with a plastic pot inside, so excess water can be dumped out, or just drip out by letting the plastic pot sit in a sink for a bit after watering. These kinds of plants are especially sensitive to a single incidence of too-much-water. They DO look nice, great job so far with your mystery plants!

I would not think a Garden Clinic forum should be restricted to just pests and diseases, but could include more general questions.
The Hen and Chick on the left can be propagated quite easily simply by breaking a "leaf" off and sticking it in a moist growing medium and I suspect the plant on the right is also a succulent that can be propagated the same way.

Of course there are no restrictions on what one can ask wherever they want, don't be ridiculous. I suggested the forum where this kind of question is usually asked, and quickly answered with info based on actual experience, not suspicion. I could have said the same vague thing you did, but wouldn't it be better for Melissa to ask people who know exactly what these plants are, and propagated them before?