Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides cultivar named ‘AMIECH1606’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape, foliage arranged in a compact rosette, broad ovate foliage with a short apiculate apex, yellow-green juvenile foliage emerging from the center of the rosette which is suffused with greyed-purple towards the apex, foliage which becomes progressively suffused with greyed-purple with age and exposure to ultraviolet light and with margins becoming vivid red, mature foliage at the outermost whorls of the rosette which is generally colored greyed-purple, suffused with grey towards the apex and margined vivid red, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria pulidonis cultivar named ‘AMIECH1602’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape with thick succulent foliage tightly arranged in a compact rosette, broad obovate to broad oblanceolate foliage with an obtusely cuspidate apex, foliage which is upwardly curled, foliage which is moderately pruinose with a blue-grey general coloration and pink margins, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Aloe aristata cultivar named ‘AMIAL1605’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape, a short plant height, ovate foliage with a short apiculate apex, dark green mature foliage with a moderately dense occurrence of prominent white papillae on both the adaxial and abaxial surfaces, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria cultivar named ‘AMIECH1604’ which is characterized by a fast rate of growth, improved winter hardiness, and a flattened globular plant shape with thick, robust foliage with a broad obovate to spatulate shape which is arranged in a compact rosette. The juvenile foliage towards the center of the rosette exhibits a pink to red general coloration with pink margins, and mature foliage towards the outer whorls of the rosette that exhibits a red-purple general coloration with greyed-red margins. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Aloe aristata cultivar named ‘AMIAL1619’ which is characterized by erect foliage that is arranged in a spreading basal rosette, with foliage in the innermost whorls held very tightly. The large deltoid foliage exhibits a soft mucronulate apex, dark green general coloration, and is densely covered with prominent papillae, many of which bear spines. Papillae on the abaxial leaf surface are arranged in distinct transverse rows. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Aloe aristata cultivar named ‘AMIAL1614’ which is characterized by erect foliage arranged in a basal rosette, dark green foliage which is densely covered with large white papillae and prominent spines along the margins, papillae on the abaxial leaf surface which are arranged in distinct transverse rows, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Aloe aristata cultivar named ‘AMIAL1605’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape, a short plant height, ovate foliage with an acute to broadly acute apex, and a short caudate tip dark green mature foliage with a moderately dense occurrence of prominent white papillae on both the adaxial and abaxial surfaces, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Aloe aristata cultivar named ‘AMIAL1620’ which is characterized by a flattened globular profile with foliage arranged in a short, compact rosette. The short, broad foliage is dark green where exposed to ultraviolet light and yellow green where not directly exposed to light, and is densely covered with prominent papillae. Papillae on the abaxial leaf surface are arranged in distinct transverse rows with those papilla along the mibrid bearing spines. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides cultivar named ‘AMIECH1609’ which is characterized by succulent foliage with an upright attitude, tightly arranged into a compact rosette. The foliage is green to greyed-green with vivid red margins and a darker red apex; the lower leaf surface, in particular, becomes progressively suffused with a red coloration where exposed to ultraviolet light. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Gasteria cultivar named ‘AMIAL1622’ which is characterized by thick succulent foliage arranged in a compact rosette with an erect to arched attitude, near ovate to deltoid foliage that is dark green and moderately to densely covered with near white papillae, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides cultivar named ‘AMIECH1607’ which is characterized by thick succulent foliage with an upwardly curved attitude, arranged in a compact rosette. The green foliage exhibits a short apiculate apex that is tipped with bright red. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria cultivar named ‘AMIECH1604’ which is characterized by a fast rate of growth, improved winter hardiness, and a flattened globular plant shape with thick, robust foliage with a broad obovate to spatulate shape which is arranged in a compact rosette. The juvenile foliage towards the center of the rosette exhibits a pink to red general coloration with pink margins, and mature foliage towards the outer whorls of the rosette that exhibits a red-purple general coloration with greyed-red margins. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides cultivar named ‘AMIECH1618’ which is characterized by thick, succulent foliage with an upwardly curved attitude, and foliage that is tightly arranged in a compact rosette, particularly at the center of the rosette. The broad ovate to near oblong foliage is lightly pruinose with a greyed-green general coloration, leaf margins which are lightly suffused with red-purple, a prominent red coloration of the leaf apex, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria×Pachyphytum cultivar named ‘Asante Sana’ which is characterized by large, thick foliage with a slight upwardly curved attitude, arranged in a compact rosette. The obovate to broad oblanceolate foliage is heavily pruinose and exhibits a white coloration with a soft blue hue. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria agavoides cultivar named ‘AMIECH1606’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape, foliage arranged in a compact rosette, broad ovate foliage with a short apiculate apex, yellow-green juvenile foliage emerging from the center of the rosette which is suffused with greyed-purple towards the apex, foliage which becomes progressively suffused with greyed-purple with age and exposure to ultraviolet light and with margins becoming vivid red, mature foliage at the outermost whorls of the rosette which is generally colored greyed-purple, suffused with grey towards the apex and margined vivid red, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: A new and distinct Echeveria pulidonis cultivar named ‘AMIECH1602’ which is characterized by a flattened globular plant shape with thick succulent foliage tightly arranged in a compact rosette, broad obovate to broad oblanceolate foliage with an obtusely cuspidate apex, foliage which is upwardly curled, foliage which is moderately pruinose with a blue-grey general coloration and pink margins, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.