Yowsa, that is a strange plant. It looks like it has had alternating periods of severe etiolation and a recent spurt of tight, well-lit growth. Could you snap a closer shot of the leaves?

Does this help Pagan?

Not so much, no. lol

Sorry, this is a new app for me. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Let’s try this again...

And you may well be right on the etiolation. Based on appearance, it wasn’t well cared for at all.

It could be Senecio radicans but those stacking leaves at the tip are throwing me off. But others more knowledgeable will come by soon and solve this for us. I've only killed this plant once so I am not that familiar.

Rofl! is that your ID criteria? There’s a few I’ve killed several (read many) times but I always knew what they were. So this one can’t possibly die yet.

I was young, okay? lol I was just randomly grabbing nice-looking plants without knowing what they were. If this is S. radicans, it was one of my early kills, along with about six thousand lithops.

But if you look up strings, I think they are commonly known as string of something-or-the-other. pearls, bananas, bears, etc.

“Early kills” smh, thanks for making me 😂. A friend suggested that’s it’s a crassula mucosa, aka watch chain. Mine looks a little more silver and definitely less healthy than the photos online, but that’s what I’m leaning towards.

Hm. It does look more like C. mucosa. You'll turn it around, I'm sure.

It is C. muscosa, but etiolated. It needs lots ore light. Should be very compact along the stem - few tips are (circled in red):

Very easy plant to grow - any tiniest bit will root. Blooms are very small, often not noticed, jus a sell/fragrance that many do not like. They are yellow.

Thanks rina. I’ve cleaned it up, taken all semi/dead off, and taken some cuttings to hopefully propagate. I appreciate you’re info.

*your. 🤦🏻‍♀️