A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2005’ which is characterized by a relative abundance of long, narrow oblanceolate foliage that is loosely arranged in a basal rosette, green to greyed-green glaucous foliage that is covered with greyed-purple epicuticular wax which gives the foliage a blue-grey appearance, older foliage at the outer whorls of the rosette that has a light greyed-green appearance on the upper surface and an olive-green appearance on the lower surface, foliage that is tipped greyed-purple, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2005’ which is characterized by a relative abundance of long, narrow oblanceolate foliage that is loosely arranged in a basal rosette, green to greyed-green glaucous foliage that is covered with greyed-purple epicuticular wax which gives the foliage a blue-grey appearance, older foliage at the outer whorls of the rosette that has a light greyed-green appearance on the upper surface and an olive-green appearance on the lower surface, foliage that is tipped greyed-purple, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2106’ which is characterized by succulent foliage loosely arranged in a basal rosette, strongly glaucous foliage at and near the center of the rosette with a very light blue-grey to greyed-green general appearance that becomes progressively darker blue-grey to greyed-green as the foliage matures towards the outer whorls of the rosette, near-white foliar margins at and near the center of the rosette that become suffused with greyed-purple as the foliage matures towards the outer whorls of the rosette, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2106’ which is characterized by succulent foliage loosely arranged in a basal rosette, strongly glaucous foliage at and near the center of the rosette with a very light blue-grey to greyed-green general appearance that becomes progressively darker blue-grey to greyed-green as the foliage matures towards the outer whorls of the rosette, near-white foliar margins at and near the center of the rosette that become suffused with greyed-purple as the foliage matures towards the outer whorls of the rosette, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Aloe humilis plant named ‘MOBAL 33’ which is characterized by a globular profile with linear succulent foliage arranged in a basal rosette that eventually forms a short stem with age, linear foliage with an upward and outward attitude with the distal portion of the lamina strongly curled under, dark green foliage that is thinly covered with greyed-green epicuticular wax, and prominent spinose leaf margins with large spines which generally appear to be tipped near-white. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides plant named ‘AMIECH2104’ which is characterized by thick, durable foliage loosely arranged in a basal rosette, foliage that is conspicuously curled upward distally, light yellow-green to green juvenile foliage with very light greyed-green margins at the center of the rosette, foliage which becomes progressively darker as it matures, transitioning to dark greyed-green with greyed-orange foliar margins towards the outer whorls of the rosette, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new, distinct Sedum spurium plant named ‘Rock Candy’ as illustrated and described, herein.

The new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named ‘Spellbound’ is characterized by tight-forming compact clumps with greyed-green to greyed-purple glaucous foliage on vertical to slightly highly branching flower stems that resist falling over and opening up in the center of the plant throughout the growing season. Numerous stems produce a multitude of flowers beginning as soft-pink buds and opening to creamy-colored flowers that completely cover the top and sides of the domed plant. The new plant is useful for the landscape in containers, as specimen or en masse.

A new and distinct cultivar of Sedum plant named ‘Yellow Diamonds’, characterized by its bright yellow-colored flowers, dark green colored foliage, and moderately vigorous, compact-mounded growth habit, is disclosed.

A new and unique X Mangave plant named ‘Night Owl’ characterized by compact habit of lanceolate foliage developing dark grayed-purplish color in strong ultraviolet light exposure. Leaves have large, widely-spaced, firm, marginal teeth and small, semi-flexible apical mucro. The new plant has numerous chartreuse flowers with burgundy blushing on tall, stiff, stoutly-branched scapes. The new plant is suitable as a potted houseplant plant, as a container plant for the patio or garden and for the garden or planted in the landscape, and the flowers are loaded with nectar for attracting hummingbirds.