by Laurel Kobler
(Englewood, Fl)
I asked an employee at a local garden store and she told me this was some type of succulant. Can someone help me identify it please. I want to buy some but can’t find any other than this one and can’t get access to this one to get a clip of it.
Comments for unidentified succulant
Dec 28, 2014
Kalanchoe
by: Jacki
There are many plants that go by the name ‘succulent’ because that’s just a descriptive term.
This particular one is in the Kalanchoe genus, but I’m sorry I can’t tell you the exact species because it’s not clear in the picture.
I can tell you the genus because this is a typical characteristic; the baby plants are often produced lining the edges of the leaves. You can see more different ones here; Kalanchoe species – and one of the one I get asked about a lot is here; Kalanchoe daigremontiana.
Hope that helps locate your plant.
Apr 27, 2015
Donkey ears
by: Marjorie
I have seen that type called donkey ears. It is a type of succulent out of Africa if I remember correctly.
Sep 23, 2015
Freebies in Orlando
by: Cmart106(at)hotmail.com
I have a giant plant just like that that my parents gave me. This thing does not stop making babies. If you’d like 1 or 2 or 10 just let me know. Email me 🙂 in Orlando FL
Sep 24, 2015
Identified
by: Laurel Kobler
Hello,
I have identified this succulent as Kalanchoe Gastonis aka Donkey Ear. I have one finally and it is thriving. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT and it’s babies 😉
