Current appearance of foliage indicates it still needs yet more light than it is getting now to produce normal foliage and resume flowering (if light levels are all that is affecting flowering, and not something else like temperatures).

I'm not aware of any naturally trailing Kalanchoes. I believe this plant would be upright if it was getting more light. A pic of the top surface of a leaf could help ID but it may be very difficult to decide from this extremely etiolated plant. There are MANY Kalanchoe species.

Thank you Tiffany

This plant was, for 3 years, always placed in a window facing south, in a sun room , so it was receiving plenty plenty of light..

I had just moved it to this new spot ,( as seen on previous pictures) because someone suggested to '' stressed'' the plant a litlle bit''.....giving it less light for a few weeks then replacing it in the sun room..this might force it to bloom..

but now, worried that this might do more harmed, I replaced it to its usual place and posted a picture of a top leaf :-)......I am going to search the web again to try to find if there are any type of kalanchoes that has trailing habits...

When I bought the plant it had small narrow leaves and a tendance to hang over the pot

Ty again and any more help is welcome :-)

Happy to suggest. Compare to K. laciniata. Doubtful there's been any harm. Try putting some outside in the ground this summer if you have ground space for gardening. (Break off a stem & stick in ground.) With all of those aerial roots, it should take off quickly!