I think it's named now, but IIRC it was named Bryophyllum 'Houghton's Hybrid'.

Bryophyllum Houghton's Hybrid = Bryophyllum x houghtonii (B.daigremontianum � B.delagoensis).

That I have it.... not seem, the leaves are narrower and have dark spots. Thanks for the help

Bromelia,

Then let's hope Rosemarie will show up - she knows this plant.

Hola

Yes, I will wait.

I have three candidates for this plant :

1.-Kalanchoe( Bryophyllum ) mortageii

2.- Kalanchoe( Bryophyllum ) gastonis-bonnieri (green form ..not stained)

3.- Kalanchoe( Bryophyllum ) suarezensis

I didn't know there was a non-marked form of K./B. gastonis-bonnieri.

Saludos!

Not an easy one; does it have a petiole (seems like it must be short)? Remove a leaf, put it on some soil, or in a dark place, and it should produce plantlets on the leaf tip. From the leaf shape, looks most like K. mortagei (don't know K. suarezensis and have never seen an unmarked K. gastonis-bonnieri).

K. mortagei is in bloom now, but you may be in a location where Kalanchoe don't bloom. Flowers might help with an id. Yale

Folks Yale is our expert here on Kalanchoe, Yale I may have found a new one for you, huge leaves is growing out in the sun, and cold doing well, I was told it has pink flowers, would love to share with you. The one you don't know the leaves are smaller and turn orange. Mine is dead I may be able to get another from the Huntington Gardens, perhaps.
Mine big leaf one came from Ferwood Nursery Rogers Weld. T one that was shown here tonight, the leaves are in the shape of Gastonis-Bonneriera, hers may not have had enough sun to develope the markings, it also has a bloom on the leaves, hers doesn't seem so in the picture. Norma

I have a huge green leaved variety of this (if it is not dead after my freeze indoors). It is more upright and has clusters ( or HAD) of large pinkish ballooons just firming little protruding flowers before it's unpleASANT fate. I don't know its name but am interested. It was given to me as "Large leaf Kalanchoe"