sedumzz said: Plant #3 is some species of Sedum (My favorite!)
Plant #5 is too small to ID for now.
I agree with the ID of sedum jelly bean. It might be sedum album, or 'Mini Me', depending on how it grows and how small it is, so be sure to post an update if you want.
sedumzz said: It's a variegated baby!But, that pink growth is albino, so it has no chlorophyll. So, it's useless to the plant, as it doesn't make more food. So, cut off the pink growth so the new growth will be green or variegated.
sedumzz said: WAIT!
plant #3, is that fuzz ATTACHED to the plant? If so, its Anacampseros!! If not, it's a sedum species, not jelly bean in this case.
Kasie23 said: The cruel things that gardeners have to do! 😉
DaisyI said: There's no reason to cut it off. Enjoy the uniqueness of your plant.
sedumzz said: Oh I'm talking about the albino part.