This fascinating plant in your photo is called Kalanchoe daigremontiana, commonly known as:
- Mother of Thousands
- Devil’s Backbone
- Alligator Plant
🌱 Key Features:
- The edges of the leaves produce tiny plantlets (baby plants), which eventually drop off and root wherever they land—hence the name Mother of Thousands.
- The leaves are typically fleshy, bright green, with reddish margins, and lined with those small clones.
- It’s a succulent native to Madagascar, and it grows easily indoors.
💧 Care Tips:
- Light: Bright, indirect sunlight (some direct sun is okay).
- Water: Allow soil to dry out between waterings—don’t overwater!
- Soil: Well-draining cactus or succulent mix.
- Temperature: Prefers warmth, avoid frost.
- Propagation: Extremely easy! The plantlets can be planted to grow new plants.
⚠️ Note: While beautiful, this plant is toxic to pets and humans if ingested, so keep out of reach.
Would you like tips on how to repot or propagate it?