Found this plant in the garbage and nursed it back enough for it to grow... something? What the heck is this? I'm assuming succulent based on the care it thrived in.
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reddit.comPosted Sep 25, 2021, 5:25 PM UTC
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reddit.comThat is a mother of millions and all those growths with the little roots are the new baby plants. I have one of these and it’s crazy how fast these plants can spread.
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Do they usually grow tall like this?
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Mine does, but I’m assuming it’s just not getting enough light.
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Mother of millions
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I should add this can become invasive in some situations.
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Thank you! Lol luckily it is in a pasta sauce jar.
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It is likely 2 plants. The small one has very waxy bulbous striped leaves with ridges near the end. This resembles a small succulent.
The tall one has A smooth outer skin on its stem, with small groupings of leaves qt the top. These leaves have strings coming from them that may actually be roots. These have stripes on the stems leading up to them similar to the smaller one.
They both have no smell, and thrived in low light, high drainage conditions.
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They are the same. The smaller one seems to be better taken care of , obv, since it’s new.. not much can have gone wrong yet. Lol. But, yes. Same exact type.
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Type of kalancho all the rosette babies are future plants.
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I really don’t love the plant itself, but I keep mine because it has real Dr Seussy red flowers in fall.
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Mothers of million, kalanchoe family and can be very invasive.
Is the tall one the same plant as the small one?
Yup exact same, they're clones
Thank you!
Such a fast reply, thank you!