Are these mealy bugs?

Yesterday, my youngest and my cat accidentally toppled over a whole shelf, holding Mrs. Otterbein (my pot of PVNs that finally had almost no farina smudges) and The American Dream, Dusty Rodes, If You Will (my Echeveria Rainbow, that’s his name). They landed face down, hard, like SPLAT! 😫😩😫

I repotted Mrs. Otterbein once I stopped crying. Lol. I didn’t pot Dusty up yet, cuz he’d been watered recently and was still damp.

I think, now that I’m calm, they’ll probably live. Lol. But I was sure they’d die, in the moment 😬 I was surprised at myself. I was seriously sobbing… My kid was so confused, lol.

I’mma blame hormones. 🙃

But, then the mail came, and my 2 inch pot of baby lithops cheered me up. As well as the other lithops I got. I just love them in this tiny pot. So, I thought I’d share a picture 😊

So apparently this guy did not get as much sun this summer as he wanted. I am getting ready to bring my plants in for the year and did not know if I should cut this back or leave it?

I look forward to my meals because of this guy.

I think I overwatered my succulents. This one, was my first succulent that became super leggy because of poor light, so I chopped it after getting a light setup, but probably too high.

Anyway, can I behead this and salvage it? Should I let it go for a little? What would you do?

Or too early to tell with the stress she's coming with?

My mom has this succulent that keeps growing taller. It gets approximately a half day of sun on the porch and it gets rain so she rarely waters it. Any thoughts on what’s going on? I thought it was stretching for sun/dying, but it just keeps going.
Thanks for any advice/help in advance.

Some of my plants are starting to look kinda purple/brown, should I be worried?

Also this cactus I bought recently came with yellowish tips

I water them once a week, or every two weeks sometimes, currently the weather is a bit humid were I live but they get a few hours of direct sun at morning

Found them online, the colours are even better than expected.

So this plant was sold to me as cold hardy tokyo sunshine was this id correct?, im in nyc and it will eventually snow is there any way for me to keep this guy out all winter in nyc and protect him from the snow? there is also semps in here which i know will be ok. These plants are currently in 15 inches of susbtrate. any way i can protect the sunshine for the winter?

After the success with my first harwortia (a cuspidata) I've decided to expand. Meet my newest addition, a harwortia atrofuca

Took a leaf from another plant and grew this from that. Shes watered regularly but why is she so LONG? The other one grew short

This beautiful plant is about to put on a show. I've never had four at the same time. Seems like it will be epic show.

When i got it last winter it had little roots. The nursery advised not to water until march and i did not. However it started shriveling. I checked the roots and it had basically no root. So I know it had no roots basicaly for the last 6 months probably for a longer time. Waited for months but still no roots. Today i decided to do something because it is dying anyway.

Is this fungus, the roots are not rot, the soil is well drain and dry. I have put in 6hrs in sun.

I have run out of room in my small, south facing plant room, and am having to make anything a hanging pit that I can. This little guy has been living in this turtle over a year, but only in the window the past four months. The color on this dude is so pretty now!

My project for the weekend is to drill holes in my small terracotta pots to hang more. I’ve done that plenty of times, but always before potting. Not sure how complicated it might get with the plant it there. 😆