1. Looks like Aeonium tabuliforme b/c of leaf edges

2. Definitely not an echeveria. Looks like some sort of strange aloe or gasteraloe? Idk

3. Pachypodium, possibly densiflorum or lealii since they can both have almost fuzzy/slightly fuzzy leaves.

Welcome to the hobby :-)

#2 is an Aloe striata hybrid. Cari, they all like full sun and well-draining soil. If you can, grow them outside and acclimate them to full sun. The Pachypodiium will lose its leaves in the fall, and will grow them again in the spring. None of them are cold-hardy, least of all the Pachy.

Thank you so much for the replies!

Ben, I looked up the Aeonium Tabuliforme and saw that it typically grows pretty flat. Mine forms a nice cup shape on top. Is this something that will change as it grows?

Aloe strata hybrid it is!

Might have to wait for the Pachypodium to mature a little more for a definitive answer, both species look a lot alike when young

-Cari

You're right! It is more likely a form of A. arboreum that has hairy-edge leaves :-)

I think you're right Ben, thanks for the follow up!

I checked Google images for Aeonium arboretum and WOW! My little plant is cute now, hopefully with a little love it will be as gorgeous as some of the photos I saw.