This Echeveria was labeled only "Echeveria." Thanks, Lowe's. I don't know what else I expected. It has very soft leaves. Very soft leaves I haven't been able to propagate into new "Echeveria." I will try again soon, I think. Soonish. In the bottom photo you can get a good look at the cool roots that formed where I took off leaves to try and propagate.
Various Aloe vera or Aloe vera related wacky hybrids from Lowe's. Like most of my succulents, or full sun tolerant plants in general, they have been given full sun and had it taken away. They now live a cold and semi sterile life under florescent light. They don't seem to mind the lower light, but I've noticed the slow growing plants are also slow to show damage or response in general.
With the exception of the jade plants, these are a variety of succulent cuttings from my mom's place. Some are more established than others, but the eventual plan is to make endless supplies of them. I don't know what any of them are called. 
I bought these jade plants clustered together at Lowe's. It lived in a variety of lighting conditions including direct sun but now it has been divided into individual pots and lives inside under the lights. Individual leaves removed on purpose or accident have been placed in random other pots with random other plants, some of which have taken root but none of which are large enough to warrant their own photos yet.
