I have had this plant for many years. It grows like a vine and puts off very small white flowers occasionally,. I love it so I'd like to know more if anybody has an idea. Thanks!
Do the the tips grow little leaves/plants? The picture is a little blurry, but it reminds me of a wild growing Kalancoe tubiflora. http://www.greensunshine.net/images/plantimages/kalan mother of 1000s.jpg
The tips do grow little leaves and it likes to send off little root hairs. I searches a little with the previous hint and the closest looking thing I could find was Kalanchoe delagoensis. I am going to look into it a little further. Thanks for the help!
Kalanchoe beauverdii maybe? Common name for this type of Kalanchoe with babies on the tips are called, "Mother of Thousands". Now you know why:>)
I think Kalanchoe beauverdii is the one. Thanks! I found pictures on a fFench Website that look like a perfect match. I apprecaite the help!
Here is a picture of Kalanchoe beauverdii that really convinced me. I guess it's also known as "Widow's Thrill" http://www.thater.net/cactaceae/db/index.php?action=showpicture&rec_id=9357
Its Bryophyllum delagoensis not B. beauverdii. The maculate leaves are typical of the former. B.beauverdii has completely blackish leaves and slender stems. The reason its growing viny is because its not getting enough light. Neither has white flowers.
