Oh my gosh!! Plantwizard, I think you're right! I never considered the spider plant due to the lack of plantlets and the light green band down the leaf center as opposed to the usual white band. Possibly a new variety because of the coloring. Thanks again! You rock!

Be careful not to overwater. Make sure they get plenty of light. In the first pic, the soil looks very dark. Is it wet? As for the last one, when you water it, take it out of the outer pot and let it completely drip off dry before putting it back (like an hour or more). Nice plants. Nice Mom!

is there drainage in that pot?? .. thats very important as to watering ... insert finger.. and do not water.. until its dry in there ... in my MI ... i would not put that shallow a pot in the sun ... excet for the fact that they are sedums.. and you can barely kill them if you wanted .. lol .. to simplify it.. they are full sun.. carp soil plants .. they live in my sand.. with no water after the first year ... and therein lies the rub to trying to make them a winter houseplant.. not enough sun.. and most likely the potting media will hold too much water ... ergo.. i would plant them out in fall ... in native soil.. and get rid of the media .. and i would separate the plants ... not plant the whole gob ... you could have a nice 2 or 3 foot square garden with them .. so start prepping the bed now.. and plant in fall ... and in a few years.. you can start planting them everywhere .. as they will multiply with abandon.. but not in a bad way ... and broken off part can be rooted.. and planted out.. often.. just sticking them in the ground ... ken

I just received a succulent as a gift and I don't know the name of this succulent. Could you help me with the name and care instructions?