Hey Josh, It's not a very good picture (I used my cell phone camera and it's an old cell), so I get what you're saying about the soil looking peaty. I used fresh cactus mix and sand - also, the plastic container they're in is mesh (it's what I had handy and I didn't want to spend too much $ if the plants were too far gone). If they make it through the winter, I'll get smaller clay pots and mix in some perlite and fir bark. I lost my job recently, so (as much as I love my houseplants) I can't spend too much... Anyway, I'm curious how long I will have to wait (3 months? 6 months?) to see if they're gonna make it or not. I have another Sans that is healthy (it's in cactus mix + sand w/ 2 inches of clay pebbles in the bottom - clay pot w/ large drainage hole). I only water it once a month in the winter and it looks the exact same from late Nov - April, but does well and grows the rest of the year. I guess I'm just wondering if these 3 little Sans will more or less stay the same until April.... I wish there was some way to tell if the roots are growing or not.

That's a miniscule picture, Joe! I'll take a stab at it anyhow. Perhaps it's Burros tail. Here is a link that might be useful: Sedum morganianum

The second photo at bottom looks more like a Cotyledon orbiculata var longifolia, and the third photo looks like Aeonium aboreum. The first photo is an Echeveria, but the photo is too blurry to give you a species name.

This is Anacampseros, probably A. rufescens