Kalanchoe.

Duh! Kalanchoe it is!!!

I bring mine in for the winter and around January they start blooming again, a lovely bit of color at that time of the year! Enjoy these plants for years!

bergina

Kalanchoe is correct, and it can be a long lasting plant. I've had mine for 2 years and I put 2 colors together and it looks wonderful!

definitely Kalanchoe. I have it in several colors. All purchased at the 99 cent store!

Its know as the Mother's Day plant by florist. They love it in Palm Springs.

I also have orange and pink Kalanchoe. They grow in the ground and in pots at my home in So. California year around. Unless it's expected to freeze, they stay outside.

I was thinking kalanchoe. Very pretty

Kalanchoe I have one in my window that is pink love them.

Kalanchoe, excellent plant for in/outside and year round flowers.

I have 2 of them I didn't know what they where. I also just seen they do come in different colors too. I have seen a bright orange and a pink.

It's a Kalanchoe. I can't believe they didn't want them back!!

Definitely Kalanchoe, I have one in white. I'd never seen one in white, so I had to have it! The white is sooo crisp against the green foliage!

Ok a Kalanchoe, how do you keep these plants alive? I have 2 that I got in December, they loose the flower very quickly, mine are still struggling to stay alive. they hardly have any leaves on them, but I dont get rid of them because I keep thinking they will come back.

My kalanchoe sat in an east window but never bloomed. To my surprise one branch began to set buds! I figured it out--every night when I lowered the roman shade it went down behind the plant except for one branch that was always behind the shade. From that I found out that the kalanchoe must have complete darkness for a certain time in order to bloom. The light over our kitchen sink stayed on all the time so it never bloomed.(Some things are learned the hard way.)

It's a Kalanchoe.

yup kalanchoe

bright light if in the house and dont water too often inside but they can weather the outdoors come spring thru fall and require lots of water outdoorsand can tolerate full sun to light shade outdoors...flowering plants dont always bloom for us at home grow them for the great foliage and thank your lucky stars if you are a grower who can get additional blooms but they certainly wont stay in flower for you year round anyway.....all plants have a blooming season

Definitely kalancho

Kalanchoe. I like them and have started some from leaves which I pinched off a friends plants. Mine like lots of natural light, but they do come in many different colors, I just haven't seen any in the blue range.

I have had one for many yrs and it is slow dieing what can i do to bring it back I have it sitting in a window with little light comeing threw and water it but once a week???

AKA "Blooming Katie" - and yes, Kalanchoe. Do not overwater as these are succulents and hold water. Bright light (can be hardened off in spring and grown outside) is needed; is not cold-tolerant.

Kalanchoe's are hard to kill. lol. So if your's is dying, move it somewhere else, where it can get some sun and all. Mine bloomed all winter in my green house and I could not even get to it to turn it or not even sure it got water. I no longer have the same property and no longer a green house, so I leave mine outside till a freeze then I bring it up onto the washer in the laundry room. Not heated or insulated in there either.... but if hard freeze here, I cover it and wrap them a bit.