I have posted on another Mother-of-Thousands,
This one is also called Mother-of-Millions, Alligator Plant and Mexican Hat Plant.
It also goes by several scientific/genus names; Bryophyllum, Crassulaceae or Kolanchoe.
Even the species/specific epithet may change from daigremontiana to pinnata.
No wonder it had no label when I purchased it from a greenhouse.
The leaflets on the mama leaves are held by tiny pink “spoons” along the edges.
Some grow roots before they drop off, but most do not.
They do not get far from the mama plant.
Cute, but crowded.
FLOWER
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I grow a plant similar to yours. I have it outside and it really takes over. Mine makes beautifully colored flowers in the winter.
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I was wondering what its blooms will look like. I love the blooms of my other “mothers.” I look forward to seeing this. Thanks.
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Flower, these grow wild down here and I am fearful of them getting a foothold in my garden. Have you seen the flowers? They are really pretty.
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All my “mothers” stay in pots. I can imagine how fast they would spread if they could survive our winters. It is one of my many “Keep contained in Containers” plants. Thanks for pointing this out to my southern followers. You are the Queen!
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Wow, what a lovely plant.
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Quelle magnifique plante avec tant de boutons. Je ne connais pas ce genre mais je suis admirative 🙂 C’est très décoratif.
Mes amitiés.
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Glad to hear from you.
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