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  1. shiney

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    Many thanks in advance :)

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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    My guess would be a Kalanchoe of some kind.
     
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      The trumpet flowers and the leaves remind me of the "Chandelier Plant", a succulent, aka, kalanchoe delagoensis(sp.?). Drought tolerant. Likes to form leaflets at the ends of the leaves. These fall/drop down and will start growing in any kind of soil they find. Can be a pain. Plant parts can be toxic to pets so I placed it away from my dogs.
       
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        Thanks both :blue thumb:

        I thought about that but am not sure about the leaves :scratch:

        @Silver surfer I don't know whether you have any expertise in succulents? :)
         
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