Identification: I.D. a Tropical Plant

Hi,
I hope you can help me identifying a tropic house plant,we use to have them in school many many years ago. It's a plant the grows about 3 ft tall maybe more I cannot remember,with dark green leafs the are jagged and something like the texture of a rubber plant. I remember it grew like a Christmas tree,broad at the base then tapper up, Remember leafs have texture like rubber plants.The thing I remember most about this plant is that the new Sprouts ( They looked like tiny baby plants ) growing on the points of all the leafs. Maybe 20 or more on each leaf. I sure hope you can ID the plant.

Sorry this is all the info I can give you.

Norby

 

With out a picture, one cannot confirm what plant species it is that you remember...?

 

Kalanchoe daigremontiana, Mexican Hat Plant?

 

I'd agree with Junglekeeper going off the babies on the leaf description.

 

Sounds more like K. pinnata (Bryophlyllum pinnatum)...

 

Thank you very much Junglekeeper,I looked it up on the internet "Mexican Hat Plant"
(Kalanchoe daigremontiana) and that's the plant. Again thank you so very much.

 

I hope this worked,I'm new to the forum I attached the plant I was searching for.

 

Also known as Kalanchoe pinnata :)