What is the name of this plant?

Susan
by Susan

Not sure how to care for and propagate

  8 answers
  • Kathy Gunter Law Kathy Gunter Law on May 15, 2019

    It looks a little like creeping sedum. It's definitely some type of sedum, just not sure of the particular variety.

  • Judi1 Judi1 on May 15, 2019

    It looks like a kalanchoe. Is this outdoors and what part of the country.


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    • They are extremely easy to propagate. Any pieces that fall off, just place on top of cactus and succulent soil and it will root itself. You can pinch off a piece and use the same technique. You are in the perfect place for them too. I have hundreds of succulents, most of which, I have no clue on the exact name. They grow like weeds for me and I am inland in zone 9.

  • Marilyn Forbes Marilyn Forbes on May 15, 2019

    money plant

  • Pam Fuller Pam Fuller on May 16, 2019

    Succulents almost always take full sun and in the least requires a LOT of light. Some succulents may do better in late afternoon dappled or full shade. The very hot sun, late in the day, may not actually kill the succulent but it may not bloom.

    Regarding water, it does not need frequent watering. Many succulents are killed due to over wateting. The best way to tell is when the leaves become a 'squishy'.. the leaves should be turgid. Depending on the size and age of the plant, it may only require water anywhere from 2 - 4 weeks.

  • Lee munro Lee munro on May 18, 2019

    it is called ONKEY'S TAIL I have this plant

  • Lee munro Lee munro on May 18, 2019

    SORRY THAT'S DONKEY'S TAIL SPELL CK. UGHHHH?

    • Judi1 Judi1 on Jan 06, 2020

      The plant in the picture is not a donkey tail or burro tail.

  • Xpp7611550 Xpp7611550 on Aug 02, 2021

    Jade plant variety


  • Deb K Deb K on Aug 06, 2021

    Hello, looks to me like creeping blue sedum, here is a link to check out, hope it helps you

    https://www.finegardening.com/article/creeping-sedums