Looks like a philodendron

It's not a philodendron. That much I do know. I have several of them. The leaves on this plant are thick. Not as thick as a jade but along those lnes. The leaves will snap not fold if bent. I have never seen a philodendron throw out roots by just sticking the stem in dirt but that's what this plant does.
Thank you for the try though. It is very appreciated.

Looks similar to a Peperomia serpens

Looks like a hoya to me (genus asclepiad). Mine is variegated but they also come non. If it is a hoya it needs a lot of light and little water

"I have never seen a philodendron throw out roots by just sticking the stem in dirt but that's what this plant does."
Do you mean at a node, or all along the stem?

It looks like hart-leaf Philodendron vine to me, P. scandens/hederaceum, but your description of the leaves snapping instead of bending is curious.

Adding a pic to this discussion of the growth tip of one of the 'vines' could help. And/or a pic of the whole thing.

Peperomia, not Hoya which has opposite leaves. This plant appears to lack deciduous cataphylls or scars from their attachment ruling out Philodendron as well.

This post was edited by saltcedar on Sun, Dec 15, 13 at 9:16