Sabbu could you post the pics directly using the Photo button please. Many of us are hesitant to click on the links.

Agree

The tiny care instructions all had the same symbols: sunny place,
watering can half full and pour water to a container underneath the pot

==>> of course ... if you repot .. you would not do such into bone dry media.. and then hope you can moisten it all .. throughout the pot... with a little tray ...

you probably should moisten the soil a few days prior ... so that it has water ... that has soaked into the various pieces ... but you wont have to flood it after planting.. trying to wet it all ...

i dont really do succulents ... and would defer to any expert ..

i am sure there is a succulent forum.. to bad you didnt post to both forums with this one post ...

ken

I tried to put them as pics but it didn't want to load them at all I waited for ages but nothing happened... I can try again but not sure if I'll be able to and I understand the worry behind unknown links

Sabbu when you click on the Photo button it should bring up the pics on your device. Click on the photo you want to load, when it shows on the screen click on the Photo icon again and select the next image. Repeat until you have loaded all your pics then click the submit button.

Try one pic first then you can add the rest once you have been successful. If you are still having trouble we will try to help.

There seems to be something wrong with the pics, may be they are too big. I tried a simple copy -> paste technique, but got a strange message from the application about too many characters in the post. There are ways to get around but it could take a little longer to do that.

As for now, I think pic1 and pic2 are of the same plant - I don't know what is it, could be Sempervivum as suggested, pic3 is some kind of Crassula, pic4 Agave, and pic5 Haworthia, but I can be wrong. May be someone else will verify this.

So, now you have their names Sabbu.

Re. your other questions:

They are all succulents, so yes, you could put them in the same kind of soil.

Remember to use pots with a drainage hole at the bottom, it is a must. You will need saucers underneath the pots, so I can't see why you couldn't water the plants from the underneath by filling the saucers with water for 15 minutes, or so, infrequently, and dispose unused water after. Watering from above would not kill them, but why to flush the soil of nutrients every time you water your plants? When watering from the above you will need saucers underneath, too, to catch the excess of water and dispose it.

The first plant looks over watered to me, may be you water it too frequently.

Now, since you have your cute plants names you can look on the Net for more information how to care for them.

Thanks everybody! I have everything I need now :)

One more thing: if you will be watering from above pour the water on the soil, not on the plant.

1 echeveria agavoides with plenty shade