Rosepetals, Glad to have you join.You have some great seeds too.heehee I'm feeling much better and went a little crazy on the swaps,but this way you can be in different swaps for the certain seeds your looking to trade. If you join all or any of my swaps,you can send all the swap seeds in one envelope.Just send the seeds for the different swaps in different ziploc's; label what swap they're for on the baggie's this will save money on postage,plus you'll still be in the swaps you signed up for.Does that make any sense.Couldn't figure out how to word it.heehee

Just generalities is all I can offer... The cactus looks like a Mammillaria, the middle looks like a beat up Kalanchoe thyrsiflora (Paddle Plant), and the right appears to be a Crassula of some sort. As Ken mentioned, the Cacti & Succulents Forum would give better detail. Here is a link that might be useful: C & S Forum

If Austrocylindropuntia subulata, it is very etiolated. Needs light badly. Also check those light colored parts, hopefully only light-deprived, make sure they are not soft. The outer/cache pot is very snug, and will prevent any air circulation and perhaps create some moisture. It also needs to be emptied of any extra water that drained out, otherwise inside pot will sit in muck. Any succulent (cacti are succulents :) will grow and live in well-draining soil mix.

Claudia There is no need to start new thread - post any of your plants in one (perhaps continue this one?) - just keep numbering as you did so well. Too many threads with same subject title are confusing, ppl may not look at them. 28: hardy sedum (should be outdoors year round), maybe 'Autumn Joy'; there are few and quite similar. 29: Aeonium 'Kiwi' 30: Opuntia - not sure which one, there are many 31: could be Echeveria 'Blue Curls' or perhaps 'Neon Breakers' 32: looks like another Aeonium