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Its a Kalanchoe blossfeldiana and it has some sort of scale type pest. Tbh I would just throw it out. They’re cheap and common and hardly worth the effort of trying to save it. If you want to try you need to wipe every insect off with a baby wipe or kitchen paper dunked in alcohol.

Does the pot have a drainage hole? If not make sure that any new plant has a comtainer that drains.

south facing patio in FL .. in a small ceramic pot???... with what looks like old media ... im thinking severely stressed ...

and it always amazes me how bugs find stressed plant and attack... some kind of bug radar ...

it should root rather easily ... might just snip off a couple growth tips.. clean those up .. clean out the pot.. get rid of the old plant .. and put your new babes in such.. and put it in full bright shade.. rather than blistering FL sun ...

this can probably be done at no cost.. except for the new media . ... and you might learn things ... which is always fun in the garden ...

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Kalanchoe+blossfeldiana+propagation&t=ffcm&iax=videos&ia=videos

or as flora says.. chuck it and just get another ...

ken

ps: you wont be able to leave new babes for 3 weeks ... they might need a bit more care until they mature ...

Yes, it looks like some kind of pest, but I can't tell you for sure. I have a vegetable garden and am constantly trying to deal with these things. This summer, I even had two wasp nests in my garden that I couldn't get rid of myself. I bought a wasp spray, and it still didn't help me clean the nest. Naturally, I had to turn to Wasp Nest Removal. Otherwise, I understood that these wasps could sting me. Then it would be awful for me (considering that I am allergic to wasps and bees, then everything could end badly). It's good that it's winter and these insects are all asleep. At least now you can take a break from them.