Please help me to identify this unknown plant. Plant identifier applications don't give any answer. The location is Los Angeles, California, but it looks like a foreign plant.
The leaves look like succulent, and the flower stem coming out of the leaves is typical for succulents. It may be one.
I wonder if it is in Crassulaceae. I don't think I have good resources here at the garden for tropical members of this family...
It may be Crassulaceae, but sadly I can't find a plant within that family that looks like my plant. PS the height of my plant is about 4 feet, im thinking that is too big for Crassulaceae, but i'm not sure. And also, Crassulaceae have very small flowers, and my, as you can see on the picture with the ladybug, has flowers about 2.5 inches wide. That is very big. By any chance, do you have any other ideas how to identify this plant?
PS the height of my plant is about 4 feet, im thinking that is too big for Crassulaceae Wikipedia says Crassula ovata reaches 2.5m, which is over 8 ft.
It maybe close relative of Kalanchoe marmorata. But it reaches only 30 cm high, and my is higher. But the flowers look alike, except in K. marmorata the are fully white and smaller.
or maybe, it is a subspecies or cultivar of K. marmorata, because the flowers look very alike, except for the color. The stems are very similar too.