Please help with identification needed

[Diana]

Please if you know - could you tell me the names of these plants?
I only managed to find one name - portulacaria afra mediopicta commonly known as elephant bush, because apparently elephants eat it.
I also suspect that the green one on the left could be a type of aloe?
Thank you for your help!

[Jangaudi]

1 Aloe mitriformis...maybe
2 some Peperomia perhaps ?
3 Adromischus cooperi
4 some Kalanchoe ?
5 some Aeonium

[Jangaudi]

I only managed to find one name - portulacaria afra mediopicta commonly known as elephant bush, because apparently elephants eat it.

aaah, yes, I take back that Peperomia statement

[teo]

#4 looks like Cotyledon tomentosa (Bear paw)

[bbarv]

5. Aeonium haworthiodes ‘Kiwi’ or similar hawortiodes hybrid

[Diana]

This is great, thank you for your help. Do you have any idea if these plants will tolerate full sun all day? Or do they prefer partly shady areas?

[Jangaudi]

Do you have any idea if these plants will tolerate full sun all day? Or do they prefer partly shady areas?

These plants will tolerate sun, but best not a full day. And if they have been shaded, or behind glass before, they will not tolerate sun, and will burn. They need to gradually adjust to it again.

[Mike W]

there are at least 3 Adromischus species that have at least some clones with spotted leaves like that. A triflorus, triygnus and alstonii. Cooperi does also, but I don't see a wavy margin on your pic that is typical of that species.
Agree with last post re growing, as a general matter few little plants like full sun all day, if it gets over 80F or so.

[eduart]

5. Aeonium haworthiodes ‘Kiwi’ or similar hawortiodes hybrid

Aeonium haworthii - A. haworthioides does not exist.

[bbarv]

5. Aeonium haworthiodes ‘Kiwi’ or similar hawortiodes hybrid

Aeonium haworthii - A. haworthioides does not exist.

Thank you for the correction.

[esp_imaging]

1 may be Aloe juvenna
2 is Portulacaria afra - one of the variegated forms, maybe medio-picta