Shame. It happens to all of us!

Tina, I don’t think it’s E. lindsayii, which usually has blackish spines, can’t comment on whether it’s a Copiapoa though.

Super!

It’s an Aeonium, possibly A. ciliatum?

Faucaria, maybe F. felina.

Pachypodium, probably P. lamerei.

Thanks. I have purchased another Echeveria Miranda Chameleon. https://i.postimg.cc/zBk28NT0/20240228-172758.jpg Without flash https://i.postimg.cc/D0jC4cjG/20240228-172808.jpg With flash He/She looks like they have had a bit of a heard life. At first i thought the holes under the leaves were the re...

Wonderful plants! Thanks for sharing.

I suspect it is a truncata hybrid, rather than the true species which doesn’t usually offset as prolifically, and Tony’s advice is good. I find that Haworthias root very readily in moler clay granules, so if you have that to hand maybe give it a go.

Beautiful!