#2: Haworthia coarctata

The first plant is Aeonium, possibly 'Zwartkop'.

I think your third plant is a Sempervivum. These are quite cold hardy and prefer to be outside. (They don't, however, like southwest Florida. Too hot, humid, and wet.)

Are all of your plants in the same pot? If so, you may want to investigate the growing habits of each to be sure they will grow together. The Aeonium, for example, is a winter grower and won't want much water in the summer.

Hi Crenda,

I bought 2 pots of miscellaneous succulents at a garden store. Now that they're all IDed, I can say the pots are contain the following species:

-Haworthia cuspidata, 'sunrise' Anacampseros, and the Sempervivum in one pot

-Aeonium, Aloe aristata, and Haworthia coarctata in the other

ive been researching to see how they should be by needs and growing season, but have been having a bit of trouble figuring out what can go together since a lot of sources contradict each other online regarding growing season for a few of them. They would be grown indoors in pots under a grow light to ensure adequate lighting since there really isn't a great place for them to get sun in my townhouse. Is Aeonium the only winter grower? I was thinking maybe putting the 2 Haworthia together with the aloe, having the Aeonium by itself, and putting the sunrise and Sempervivium together. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Chris