Dinky picture but inflorescence certainly has the characteristic outline. Strap-like leaf shape might come from a Zantedeschia rehmanii involvement.

Hi - Looks like an etoliated monadenium ritchiei, perhaps? T Here is a link that might be useful: M. ritchiei

That's good to know. :) Glad you've got some tomatoes. I love the everglades one (actually I think mine is Matt's Wild), but found a yellow grape one that grows similar that I like even better because it seems to be less acidic. I love those wild type, mini, cherry tomatoes because they'll grow just about anywhere. Well that's great you'll have some tomatoes this year ... my seeds never came up and I refuse to buy any plants ... tomatoes are pretty cheap at Save a Lot. I did finally get my greek peppers up, but they are still going really slowly. A shot of the compost tea you suggested seemed to help them a lot.

The one in the first two pics looks like Crassula arborescens undulatifolia. Not sure about the ID for the other two photos, but the plant on the left looks dead. Does it still have some life in it that's not readily apparent in the pics?