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succulent id, please help

20 years ago

I've looked everywhere for this plant id and can't find anything. My boyfriend gave me a cutting off a cutting he took. It's been doing great but since I brought it inside it looks a little lanky. There are these little babies on the outside of the leaf that drop and make more of these nameless plants.

Any inf. would be great!

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philofan
20 years ago
This looks like Bryophyllum daigremontianum, sometimes called "mother of thousands".
User
20 years ago
Hi Goddess,

Philo's absolutely right on this. 2 points to note, yes this wil get lanky when it's looking for more light. Also those babies will get in everything, everywhere, so pls. be so advised. I've heard of them even rooting into carpets & drapes (sound like gardening urban legend to me, but who knows).
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