They look OK, except the mix needs a lot more perlite, still looks too peaty. I'd pot them a bit smaller too OR don't pot them up 'til they get quite crowded. I don't grow Cactus, but suggest in the last pic, that pots rather large, requires cautious watering. If you flip over to the 'Discussion' side, that's where Conversations are ongoing. Since your profile mentions you're here to learn (good for you!!) go on over to the Discussion side: there's lots to read & you can browse the FAQs as well. Most educational. This Gallery is rarely used now, since we can insert pix into posts so readily. Just so you know.

Aaron, I hope they bounce back for you. I recently decided that it was time for my rooters to receive a little kick. My fears were exactly what happened to you. I decided to go with just two cuttings and see how they would react to the fertilizer. After reading your post , I'm glad I did. I used a very weak mix and so far all is well. Good luck.

At Walmart the two song of India plants were dried up and brown. I don't think I could have saved them. Maybe I can find one later. I have tons of plants too. In almost every room of my house the windows are covered. There is still so many more I want to collect though. To me it's the greatest hobby!

Manuel, your Boncels are beautiful. I have grown used to having Boncels that are larger, like their Cylindrica family members. What interests me about yours is that almost all of your leaves have ridges. From the pictures, it looks like maybe the smaller plant in the middle doesn't, but all the others do. My large, mature plant has some leaves with ridges and some with smooth, but I have another Boncel that has only smooth leaves. I guess I don't think about it much, just try to care for and enjoy the plants. This is one of my favorite Sansevierias, both because of its looks and its rapid growth. Yours are lovely.