Would like to know more about these to make sure they arent toxic to animals. Thank you!!

#1 is Crassula Muscosa - Watch Chain Plant

#2 Kalanchoe?

Okay, I'm tapped out. Too much brain power went into that.

PS: to NGA JellyBean!

Not sure if #1 is watch chain, leaves don't look like mine.

#2 is Kalanchoe

#3 Crassula tetragona aka Miniature Pine Tree

#4 ??

I think I've seen 4- not quite Graptopetalum that I first thought of. this has got those really interesting round leaves..

#2 looks like Kalanchoe millotii, if it's fuzzy: Millot Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe millotii)

#3 looks like a Senecio, like this one or similar, there are several:

And #3 also bears a strong resemblance to this Peperomia: Bean Bean Plant (Peperomia ferreyrae)

I don't know succulents well at all but my guesses:

#1 Watch Chain Plant (Crassula muscosa)

#2 Millot Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe millotii)

#3 Possibly Miniature Pine Tree (Crassula tetragona) or
Also compare to:
Succulent Bush Senecio (Kleinia barbertonica)
Blue Chalk Sticks (Curio talinoides var. mandraliscae)

#4 ? Maybe Echeveria or Graptopetalum?

It may be the growing conditions but #1 looks a lot different in leaf stricture than the Watch Chain I have to compare with.

I poked around Graptopetalums today and didn't find what I was thinking of...
here's plenty..
http://succulent-plant.com/thu...

Hello everyone!
Boy was I excited when I saw these replies!! For some reason I got no notifications in my email and I've been checking it like mad since I posted.

Thanks for the welcome Daisy!

I have been digging around on google since I picked up the plants from Lowe but haven't had much success in finding the names. You guys rock!

Apologies for the last picture being so blurry. I'll post a better shot here if any of you want to take another crack at it.

I'm pretty sure plantlady and sally are right about it being graptopetalums.

Madcrate, it looks like the stems on your watch chain are thicker and more scarce. It could be a climate difference like you said.

PurpleIn- Yes the plant in the second photo is actually fuzzy to the touch. Kalanchoe it is!

Thanks to everyone who contributed! And good job

Happy to help you investigate. That last pic looks Senecio-ish to me.

Hello Jelly, nice collection!
First one: watch chain succulent- Crassula muscosa pseudolycopodiodes
2nd one: some type of kalanchoe
3rd and 4th one: not certain, but try to see Senecios and Dudleyas, there is a lot in those categories.
www.succulentguide.com/cactus/?genus=Dudleya

I'm certainly outnumbered but I still think #1 is not Crassula muscosa. Leaf structure is wrong, the photo show individual round needle like leaves.

madcratebuilder said:I'm certainly outnumbered but I still think #1 is not Crassula muscosa. Leaf structure is wrong, the photo show individual round needle like leaves.

Could it be that they are at different stages of growth/development? How big is your plant?

I ran across a plant that sure appears like #1, it is Crassula x imperialis, or Giant Watch Chain.