Please identify for me.

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  1. Padraigan

    Padraigan Active Member

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    What is the name of the tallest plant in the foreground please ? Thank you everyone !
     

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    edleigh7 Well-Known Member

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    Some sort of Kalanchoe, perhaps??

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    The famous or infamous "Mexican Hat Plant" I believe. Kalanchoe derangedmaternity. The name is something like that - that's just how I remember it.

    Madre de milliones.

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    saltcedar Rising Contributor 10 Years

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    K. daigremontiana :-)
     
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  5. ToddTheLorax

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    I had one. It grew much taller than that and made tons of little clones that dropped into neighboring containers and started to grow. Thats where the mother of thousands common name comes from. It is not cold hardy.
     
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    Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Good one!!
     
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    Thank you everyone for your input. I picked off the little "clones" and have put them in a pot of soil. I love this plant.
     
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