It’s hard to ID many by leaf alone. If any of the leaves came from Aeoniums, those will probably not propagate. Echeverias and Graptopetalums probably will. I would just stick everything in soil and forget about it, then check a few weeks later.
beensomemistake
they all look possible to propagate. succulent leafs do well on a bright windowsill with indoor temps (70 degrees) until they put out roots and a baby plant. i’d probably put the ones with stalks in a small jar of water together to start. if the super tiny ones dont sit easily in water, maybe try moist airy potting soil.
futurarmy
2nd up in bottom left looks like a variegated elephants bush, I’ve found they dry out much faster than other succulents and don’t survive long enough to soil prop so I’d place it in a shallow pool of water
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It’s hard to ID many by leaf alone. If any of the leaves came from Aeoniums, those will probably not propagate. Echeverias and Graptopetalums probably will. I would just stick everything in soil and forget about it, then check a few weeks later.
they all look possible to propagate. succulent leafs do well on a bright windowsill with indoor temps (70 degrees) until they put out roots and a baby plant. i’d probably put the ones with stalks in a small jar of water together to start. if the super tiny ones dont sit easily in water, maybe try moist airy potting soil.
2nd up in bottom left looks like a variegated elephants bush, I’ve found they dry out much faster than other succulents and don’t survive long enough to soil prop so I’d place it in a shallow pool of water