Nope..doesn't.

Can you post the picture here? Even if the link worked not everyone does Facebook

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Add the photos in the comments, and wait for the initial grayed out image to gain full color before hitting the submit button.

Bummer. Was trying to take the easy way out. So see if this works ...........

You got it to post! Give yourself a gold star sticker. Sorry, I can't tell you what your plant is.

Paul, can you provide clearer pics?

It looks so familiar but I can’t quite place it. A couple more pictures might help. Oh and is there any kind of larger stem that has been cut near the base of the soil?

Could you also tell us where this was found, geographically? And was it out in the wild or in a garden? Shots of the ends of the branches showing terminal buds and one of the whole plant with a scale would also be helpful.

I keep getting a sneaky Clematis cirrhosa var. balearica vibe but that's very likely miles off.

He is in southern Michigan based on the MI and 6 by his name.

I saw the MI but the ground is bare and dusty and I thought I could see an agave in the picture. Just wanted a confirmation of location.

Are the leaves succulent? That’s what it looks like to me...

Not my plant so my location is unimportant. Fellow who owns it, posted it on FB. He has no idea what it is. I'll see if he can provide additional photos. I know he purchased it at an arboretum.

At times it looks like a slightly etiolated vining Kalanchoe, at other times yet another weirdo Euphorbia (nee' Pedilanthus), or a few other things. Better pics would help. I'd guess it's not cold-hardy?

Paul, we need to know the geographical location of the plant if It grows outdoors. It's important information for purposes of identification. Where did the FB poster photograph it? Obviously if it's a houseplant the location is less informative.

On the the other hand, can't the FB person just ask the arboretum?

One expect arboretums to sell named plants - to find one that doesn't might be a diamond in the rough.

Kedostris africana???

The pictured plant has opposite foliage, so not Kedostris.

Agreed.

Wow that looks like a winner to me. Nice work.

Kara, I'm impressed too. I can see where it gets the species name "schizophylla".

WHEW!!! Sounds like quite the pest! NO THANK YOU!

http://media.huntington.org/ISI/ISI2013/2013-25.html

Pest? How did you come to that conclusion?

looks like a tall, leggy Senecio kleiniiformis to me