Two small succulent IDs, please!

[EPPhoneHome]

Hi folks! Was hoping for a quick ID on these two succulents. I bought them both at a Sprouts in New Mexico, if that helps at all.

This first one has four different stalks - the tallest is probably ~7".

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This guy is about 5.5 inches tall:

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Thanks in advance! Really appreciate it.

[esp_imaging]

The first is Graptopetalum paraguayense, the second is Crassula ovata "Gollum".
It looks like they need more light - especially the Graptopetalum.

[EPPhoneHome]

The first is Graptopetalum paraguayense, the second is Crassula ovata "Gollum".
It looks like they need more light - especially the Graptopetalum.

Ooh, thanks for the ID and the heads up! I'm planning to repot them soon and will make sure to plant them higher up in the pot - I think that's part of the problem. I had also thought that they were getting a lot of sun on the balcony - but I watched carefully and realized they only get about three hours of direct sunlight (i.e., they only sit in a sunbeam for three hours). I'm going to start moving them to the other side of the balcony around 1pm to give them an extra hour or so of sun.

[greenknight]

Graptopetalum paraguayense can be grown in light shade, but the leaves will be gray - the more sun, the more color they will develop. They also will remain compact longer in more sun. They will still get leggy in time, become rosettes of leaves on the end of long, sprawling stems. No problem - they're extremely easy to propagate from stem cuttings (leaf cuttings as well, but that's slower). Of course, the stumps will also re-sprout after they're cut back. A great plant to share with all your friends.