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Weird leopard print succulent ID

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I have this succulent growing in my TBM cactus pot, it came with the pot, i think it was from the previous owner and accidentally got in their. I let it live because it looks very beautiful, i was wondering if anyone knew what it was?

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It's called mother of thousands,

All these small pups forming on its leaves will fall in your pot and grow new plants......it's very invasive.

I had one in one of my melt wax bridgesii pot and it took over the pot and nearby pots. It was kind if hard getting rid of it. I still have so many young one, but still I like how it looks

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definitely mother of millions, its pretty bad as far as any weeds go.

Id suggest killing it now and being very watchfull for its babies popping up

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That's a mother of millions?? Whenever I've seen them they are green. But yeah, those things take over like mad.

All those little leaflet things will fall off and start new plants.

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Oh wow this plant is evil, it has killed so many cattle, the flowers are apparently toxic,

Yes you are right it is bloody invasive i just checked my pots, there are at least three different shoots growing in places! I think I am going to keep it in a pot away from exposed soil.

http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/44727/Mother_of_millions_-_Primefact_45-final.pdf

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Bryophyllum daigremontianum

Actually the plant in the first post is Bryophyllum delagoense aka Kalanchoe delagoensis.

Both Bryophyllum delagoense & Bryophyllum daigremontianum are commonly known as 'mother of millions'

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I've got three varieties/species of these. They are neat plants, but can spread very easily and become a nuisance. The first one I got came from a college professor who said she often found them growing in the carpet below the window she grew the mother in.

The flowers are pretty, and resistant of aloe flowers.

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Fascinating plant, looks like something you'd discover on an alien planet..

I wonder why they don't take over the Earth if they are so prolific?

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"I wonder why they don't take over the Earth if they are so prolific?"

they are not

mother of millions , weed wise is a walk in the park compared to some grasses and of course Oxalis sp.

Its pretty easy to get rid off, if you spend some time in the garden. I always cut it back but leave some.. its always popping somewhere but its not really annoying...

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