Anyone know what this succulent is? It looks really interesting.

I'm not sure which Kalanchoe it is Leann, but I have it in my gardens and It puts up beautiful tall flower spikes up to 3 ft. from my experience with showy orange flowers.

Defiantly kalanchoe!

I forget the species, it's often confused with mother of a thousand..but isn't...

Nip of a leaf, it will undoubtedly pop a bunch if babies out of the edge of the leaf!

I like the dark stems! I have one very similar but it's plain green

Perhaps Kalanchoe pinnata.

SongofJoy said:Perhaps Kalanchoe pinnata.

Looks correct to me.

http://luirig.altervista.org/s...

http://plants.usda.gov/java/st...

Leann: Have you seen blooms on the plant? It sure looks like Kalanchoe pinnata to me also: Cathedral Bells (Kalanchoe pinnata)

Thats it Song and Lin! I couldn't remember the slang name, but a lady wrote an article regarding the same in The Daytona News Journal mentioning it several months back...

You all seem pretty familiar with em, are the dark petioles typical?
I'm wondering if its the same as what I have or not...

Yes, they are typical of the plant.

Thank you so much! No, I have not seen flowers yet. We had mother of thousands in my yard at our last house, it was kind of pretty, but really annoying when it kept trying to invade my veggie patch

DarkRhapsody said:Thank you so much! No, I have not seen flowers yet. We had mother of thousands in my yard at our last house, it was kind of pretty, but really annoying when it kept trying to invade my veggie patch :)

Keep an eye these guys too then!

I ya! I have a related plant that is wanting to engulf my little xeriscape bed. When the thousands are all tiny they actually make an interesting groundcover look and blend with the rocks, but to get rid of them I have to let them get large enough to yank.