Three new succulents

[Mrs.Green]

Finding a tray with a lot of different succulents at my local florist,I got a bit carried away . Finding what genera these belonged to wasn’t quite as easy.. My respect for the succulent people have grown considerably! Several times after much searching online, I thought I had nailed the genus at least, just to find very similar looking plants ( to my untrained eyes anyways) of another genus..

All three are small plants ; the first ones diameter about 7 cm, the second one is ca. 6 cm high and nr.3 is about 7-8 cm.high and the same for the diameter.

Not expecting species names but if anyone at least recognizes the genera of this succulents, that would be great

[Jangaudi]

1 could be Adromischus cristatus or some form of it.
2 I dare not guess, too many similars, and cultivars, but from the Crassulaceae family most likely.
3 Probably Adromischus cooperi

[teo]

1 - similar to Echeveria 'topsy turvy'
2 - maybe Pachypytum oviferum ??

[Mrs.Green]

1 could be Adromischus cristatus or some form of it.
2 I dare not guess, too many similars, and cultivars, but from the Crassulaceae family most likely.
3 Probably Adromischus cooperi

1 - similar to Echeveria 'topsy turvy'
2 - maybe Pachypytum oviferum ??

Thank you very much Jangaudi and Teo! With a bit more ‘flesh on the bones’ it’s easier for me to investigate further

[esp_imaging]

2. Not P. oviferum, my guess is a hybrid.

[x_101]

My best guesses are
1. Echeveria "Topsy turvy" or some similar hybrid
2. some x Pachyveria
3. no idea

[Mrs.Green]

2. Not P. oviferum, my guess is a hybrid.

Thank you esp_imaging

My best guesses are
1. Echeveria "Topsy turvy" or some similar hybrid
2. some x Pachyveria
3. no idea

Thank you x_101

[Rabbit]

I ain't a pro...But I suspect Pachyphytum cuicatecanum for the second one?
Although this seem to recieve too much water that it is dropping down a bit, looking foward to have a more compact view of it~
For the third one...It reminded me of Adromischus Cooperi, possible? or its hybrid?
Merry Christmas btw~

[Mrs.Green]

I ain't a pro...But I suspect Pachyphytum cuicatecanum for the second one?
Although this seem to recieve too much water that it is dropping down a bit, looking foward to have a more compact view of it~
For the third one...It reminded me of Adromischus Cooperi, possible? or its hybrid?
Merry Christmas btw~

Thank you Rabbit No water from me but bought plants are often dripping wet or bone dry.

[Rabbit]

I ain't a pro...But I suspect Pachyphytum cuicatecanum for the second one?
Although this seem to recieve too much water that it is dropping down a bit, looking foward to have a more compact view of it~
For the third one...It reminded me of Adromischus Cooperi, possible? or its hybrid?
Merry Christmas btw~

Thank you Rabbit No water from me but bought plants are often dripping wet or bone dry.

Ah I see, its been a while since I buy succulents, totally forgot the fact that the succulenta bought could be in none ideal states. Hope it will back to its beauty with a new owner like ypu.

[Mrs.Green]

I ain't a pro...But I suspect Pachyphytum cuicatecanum for the second one?
Although this seem to recieve too much water that it is dropping down a bit, looking foward to have a more compact view of it~
For the third one...It reminded me of Adromischus Cooperi, possible? or its hybrid?
Merry Christmas btw~

Thank you Rabbit No water from me but bought plants are often dripping wet or bone dry.

Ah I see, its been a while since I buy succulents, totally forgot the fact that the succulenta bought could be in none ideal states. Hope it will back to its beauty with a new owner like ypu.

Thank you Rabbit, I hope so too!