Just found this...it's an very interesting ping given the size. Currently, P. X 'Titan' is being sold by Booman Floral of Vista, California from clonal material distributed before this name was chosen, as the "Starfish Plant" at nurseries, such as Home Depot. In stores, it outlasts all other CP, flowering in bag after the Venus' Fly Traps, sundews, and North American pitcher plants have died.

Hi Shelby. They look lovely :-) I'm mostly guessing here, but I'm sure others will pipe up. The first one looks a bit like a taller version of my Gasteria 'little warty', so maybe a Gasteria? If not, maybe an Aloe? Your 2nd plant is a Crassula, not sure which one. Guess... perforata? 3rd plant an Echeveria? 4th, another Gasteria, maybe It will be interesting to see if I get any correct lol. Just practicing my identifying skills, or lack of lol. Good luck

#1 not sure what it is, but do you have pics of the flowers? Pretty sure not a Gymnocalycium because I've been under the impression Gymno buds and seed pods are bald. #2 Mammillaria prolifera #3 I get the vibe is another Mammillaria. I feel like I've seen this cactus before, but I can't put my finger on it. Reminds me of Parodia scopa. Flowers? #4 I agree is too young to get a true id, but my guess would be a Ferocactus. #5 At first one would think a Mammillaria, but I'm thinking maybe a Coryphantha. Check out Coryphantha macromeris. Pic found in Google images;).

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