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Could someone please help me identify this cactus looking plant that my wife brought home from a visit to the Tampa area. It has stiff edges, like a cactus, but no spines. Thanks all!
It looks like Mother-of-Millions (Bryophyllum.) If it is, it will eventually sprout tiny leaflets along the leaf edges that will fall off and become new plants.
Be very careful of letting the seeds drop or you will be over run with those things. They even grow on rocks. I never knew their name, but I always liked them. Eventually it will get pretty little red flowers.
its called a pregnancy plant/chandelier plant! Got its name because when the seeds drop they start new plants. They have a chandelier,flesh suculent flower that is neat to look at.
Grow them only in pots is my advice!!!!!! otherwise you will have a field of them!!!
It's not a cactus, but a succulent plant. As others have mention it's a Kalanchoe
Variously called Pregnant Plant, Maternity Plant, and Mother of Thousands (or Millions), Kalanchoes are succulent plants from Africa which bear tiny plantlets on their leaves; these eventually fall off and make new plants.
Thank you everyone for your advice and information...She has been well advised of their propogation potential.
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