What plant is this? / myLot

Australia

November 9, 2020 8:26pm CST

I found this growing in a pot which had another small plant. I didn't know if it was a parasite or a weed or a good plant. It looks quite nice. Do any of you know what this is? I tried an app called plantsnap but it didn't seem to give the right answer. A

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Kareng

@kareng (66433)

• United States

10 Nov 20

It is some type of cactus. It's pretty! Keep it!

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

Yes. I'm keeping it.

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Kareng

@kareng (66433)

• United States

10 Nov 20

@pitstop Will be waiting to see the blooms!! That is if it is one that blooms.

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rsa101

@rsa101 (38189)

• Philippines

10 Nov 20

We have that plant too it’s easy to care for that and if those little flowers fall down it will multiply very fast.

Bryophyllum Delagoense, Kalanchoe 'Mother Of Millions' - uploaded by @HoneyBeebs

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Plant Bryophyllum Delagoense, Kalanchoe 'Mother Of Millions', Perennials - in @HoneyBeebs garden plant collection

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

So far only one plant has grown. Thanks for the ID

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rsa101

@rsa101 (38189)

• Philippines

10 Nov 20

@pitstop Actually I also do not know its name but I am familiar with it since we have had a lot of it when I was little and my Grandfather's house has a lot of it growing around. They can survive in any kind of climate and even if you don' water it it will take time to fully die as they only shrivel before they fully dry. If you water it chances are they will grow back again.

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msdivkar

@msdivkar (23359)

• India

10 Nov 20

The plant looks like from cactus family growing from the leaves. If you keep the leaves in the soil, it will germinate I think. Looks nice can be used to beautify your balcony.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

I'll probably add on a few more of those in some more pots

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msdivkar

@msdivkar (23359)

• India

10 Nov 20

@pitstop Good idea.

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Shavkat

@Shavkat (140209)

• Philippines

10 Nov 20

It looks like a type of cactus. I like it.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

It looks nice.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (345280)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Nov 20

What an intriguing plant. It looks it has a heap of babies coming on the leaves.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

Yes. People on mylot have responded saying this will sprout new plants.

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Muhammad Nuh Panjaitan

@emnuhpe (993)

• Medan, Indonesia

15 Nov 20

Seems like cactus.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

16 Nov 20

That's what a few people here have said.

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marguicha

@marguicha (224787)

• Chile

10 Nov 20

It looks like a cactus.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

It's not as fleshy as the usual cactii

Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (74439)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

10 Nov 20

I'm not sure, I would watch and see what happens. It doesn't appear to be harmless, could be a weed. Try pulling it. I wouldn't recommend weed killer, because it could damage the rest of your plant.

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Pitstop

@pitstop (14552)

• Australia

10 Nov 20

I'll keep 8t for now as it doesn't seem to cause any harm.

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