I am not growing these, but I do think your arrangement looks lovely!

Beautiful plants ! I have the variegated form, I will post a photo.

It's lovely to see these all together, I hadn't realized there were so many varieties of them. I would have thought the darkest one at 7 o'clock is Chocolate Soldier.

Central fat one is K. tomentosa 'Black tie'. Guess who could not resist these fuzzies either?

These were the only two photos I could get before my camera battery died, but I wanted to mention I have one of these fuzzies as well. Mine came labeled as Kalanchoe "Cinnamon" with no other information on the tag. It looks a lot like the one you have in the bottom left. The only care info I could find online was that it needs full sun, and mine seems to do well in the Nevada sun so I'd guess that's good info.

Thanks, Kennie, that identifies my last one. Then I have Black Tie, Chocolate Soldier and Cinnamon.

gdinieont...do I see Teddy bear in the bottom right? laurent, please post your variegated one...I have a larger leaved long haired version that I will post tomorrow.

Lisa, you are right, the wider leaves make my soldier a teddybear, I guess ;-). Thanks. Laurent, love that variegated one!

I love all these plants! Such beauties! I have 10 (I think 10) labeled kalanchoe tomentosa 'panda plant' from the parent plant. They were all leaf cuttings and they are in all day bright filtered light. I was thinking about giving them more shade. I was told kalanchoe can handle more shade than most and I don't want mine to burn. It took much longer to get their leaves to produce plantletes from leaf cuttings than many of my other plants. Any help with lighting would be appreciated!

Mine are in full afternoon sun, but of course we are talking Ontario sun here. Still, that is by no means shade...

I have one small plant propagated from leaf - the bluish one. It's under full sun all day but with shade cloth also in Ontario (for reference, Dinie).

Laurent - Great variegation pattern!

Kevin, all my succulents and cacti are outside without protection against the sun, which they are exposed to from noon till late afternoon. My haws, recent repots and any plants that protest by shrinking too much, get some protection from a rose bush, but most are exposed mercilessly ;-).

As I said many times, I also keep all succulents in full sun - from sunrise until about 6pm or so. Yes, it is 'only' Ontario, Canada sun :) Few are on shelves that are attached to the back of house and get sun from sunrise until only 1pm. I do same as Dinie - if a plant looks like it is protesting, I just put a taller one in front of it. Some jades (Crassula ovata) are good for that, since they are taller and have bigger canopy...My Kalanchoe tomentosa seems to like full sun too, it bloomed first year I kept it in full sun, outdoors, from early spring on - it didn't bloom in following years.

Thanks for the information. Mine are in a very bright greenhouse. im having issues with a pachyeverias and graptopetalums burning but my crassulas, kalanchoe and echeverias are doing fine so I'll probably just leave them. I have a picture of my mother plant where I propagated some leaves from. I have three mother plants, along with pictures of the babies. Now that my mother plants aren't flowering so much I should take some tip cuttings.

Ryan

Hope you don't mind me asking you again - could you edit your info and add the general location or a growing zone next to your name? So much easier to know what growing conditions you have...

Rina, sorry it too me so long but I figured it out!

Thanks...

Fat leaved one in center looks like Black Tie and 7 and 8 are chocolate Soldier.