What is this succulent?

Discussion in 'Cacti and Succulents' started by madpenguin, Nov 9, 2024.

  1. madpenguin

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    Grew this from a single leaf but have no idea what it is!
    Anyone out there know?
     

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    Highly uninformed and underwhelming guess .. Kalanchoe of some sort maybe?
     
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    There are a lot of different Kalanchoes, but that was the first thing that came to mind for me. From the picture I can't see whether the foliage is smooth or furry. If furry then maybe Kalanchoe tomentosa. If not a different Kalanchoe is most likely.
     
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    Kalanchoe tomentosa gets my vote too. It often has slight maroon edging on the leaves, hard to tell from the photo. Then again, there are a lot of Kalanchoe varieties out there...

    Your plant looks nice and healthy @madpenguin :)
     
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    It is definitely not Kalanchoe tomentosa! (I already have that) :smile:
    It has smooth leaves with a 'floury' coating.
    Kalanchoe / Cotyledon / Adromischus?

    So many succulents look similar.
    Added a couple more photos.
     

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      The 'leaves' look rather fat/chunky. An intergeneric hybrid (possibly involving Pachystachys) of some sort?
       
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      It's a cultivar of Cotyledon orbiculata
       
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