Well I see some Crassula ovata (Jade). The ones in the front left might be Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy' and the large green ones in the back could be Euphorbia tithymaloidies aka Devil's Backbone or zig zag I think it also goes by, but not really confident about that last ID.

As for the re-poting, I'm not sure how it should be handled. Let's start with what zone are you in?

Kat, If it were mine I would repot it now rather than later. It is already stressed from store to home and grower pots to dish garden. One more time should not be much harder on it if done gently. It will be very hard to properly water a no drain hole dish till next spring.. It can be done, but it is tricky business.

Thank you both! Yes, that one was labeled as Devil's Backbone Nicholas, but didn't look like other pictures I have seen. Sans, I will take pics as I dissect these poor babies soon & then maybe get to identifying them. there is one really interesting tiny one that I really want to find out about. It is on the left with purplish brown spots.

You could also consider transferring to a more gritty mix.

You could consider drilling your own drain hole in the dish?

If you plan on repotting, it's also a good time to customize/improve your soil mix, if required.

On my phone and can't open the image larger to compare, but could the circled one be Kalanchoe marmorata?

Mayo, been drilling some other pots. Just repotted them & hoping for the best. Soil is good, I think. Lowes carries a cacti mix from Miracle Grow, which is pretty much what I am consistently using.

Christina - thanks for the ID. It got its very own little pot tonight.

~Kat

lol Crenda, I hope the house doesn't look like Swiss cheese. Is the bit a diamond bit or do you start with a small hole in the pots and progressively make it larger?

I got the diamond bit. I think that's what made it so fun! We're not Swiss cheese - yet! LOL

Thanks Crenda - still new & growing on front porch in pots. Lots of folks talk about gritty mix. What does it consist of?

Kat - Lots of us are growing in different variations, mostly due to what components are available locally. Here is an example of what mine looks like. I just watered last night:

Side note: I wouldn't recommend a clear pot like I have done for this plant, but I'm doing a bit of experimentation and learning on my own so it's been helpful/interesting.

Kat, over in container gardening there are several an elaborate discussions of Bonsai soils called 511 mix and the Gritty Mix. I think most of your general questions will be answered there. Then you can ask specific questions. As ewwmayo said these are build it your self soils. So check out the posts, they ask away!

Thanks Mayo & Sans! I posted what I thought was the Garden Forum, but somehow went to Design Advice on. I will get there somehow & try to figure it out.

Just in case... Here's what I have on hand:

• Miracle Grow Palm, Citrus & Cacti soil
• Perlite
• Regular potting soil
• Vermiculite
• 4# Gritty sand
• Orchid Mix
• Aquarium gravel
• Sphagnum moss
• pebbles

All the best!

Kat