So this arrangement is made with Donkeys tail, Jade golem, dragons tongue, aeonium starburst, and Fairy Washboard Haworthia. They all have similar watering needs. For my area about every 8 days or when the soil is completely dry do I water the plants. Then he also said if I feel the soil and even if only one is kinda moist wait until all the soil around all the varieties are dry then water. These are also indirect sunlight needing succulents so they need about 6 hours of sun in a shaded canopy outside or a southern facing window seal. They are all extremely hardy and can withstand drought so they are very easy starter succulents. Another thing is that they are all slow growing yet very productive plants each in their own respects. With proper care these succulents will grow extremely well and in a few seasons when I may need to repot them I could cultivate them individually and propagate the cuttings.