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looks like a Jade plant a form of succulant
Thanks....it was just so big! It looked like a shrub.
Jade plant
looks like a money tree
that is a jade plant and its classified as succulent..allow it to dry out between watering. google "how do i care for a jade plant"
green jade
Jade
Use mayo on the leaves to keep them shiny and beautiful my grammy taught me this
I believe it is a type of peperomia
It looks like a Jade plant
Could it be lamb's ear?
Peperromia
Thanks everyone!
My vote is lamb's ear. Are the leaves fuzzy? If they are it's probably lamb's ear. Good luck.
If it's very small, it could be Baby Tears. It isn't Lambs Ear which would be much more silvery and fuzzy.
Thanks everyone