You mean Kalanchoe? Sometimes, succulent propagation from leaves results in just roots. You could give more time but sometimes you won't get any top growth.

Agree with previous comment. How long since you planted it? Maybe you are just not patient enough? And photo may help too...

I started it about 3 months ago in a plastic cup it took awhile but it did root, then there was so many roots i had a hard time getting it out of the cup, when i did i put it in some fresh soil and a nice pot, its healthy but no plant, i think i'm going to wait and see what happens. Thanks for the comments.

I never root any succulents in water, and they root just fine and most fast (few are really slow). Kalanchoes roots and grow pretty fast, I really do not understand why you are having problems. It probably needs time to get water roots used to growing in the soil, that happens often with plants rooted in water. Just an extra step which is not needed, especially for succulents. I just potted whole bunch of kalanchoe cuttings - stem cuttings without any roots, and they are already rooted after about 10-12 days. Kalanchoe leaves are usually even easier. Quite small cuttings, but already I see some buds. Left: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, one of the cuttings I just rooted and already pushing some buds; right: Kalanchoe tomentosa - few leaves growing new plants:

What kalanchoe is it you are trying to root?

I don't know what kind of kalanchoe it is, the leaf is thick and ridged on both sides i watched a video on how to root it, it took awhile but it rooted real well in soil not water, it has a large amount of roots and the leaf is very healthy its just doesn't have a plant growing.

Sorry, I assumed you rooted it in water! Let it be if healthy, just put it in good light and hopefully it will grow a plant. Is the leaf green and same or very similar looking as the plant in left photo?

Yes the leaf is nice and green and healthy, i can't see your plant very well but i did some research and it says my plant is a calandiva or florist kalanchoe.