Grandma's Nameless Plant - 'Who am I'

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Grandma's Nameless Plant - 'Who am I'

This is a plant that is very interesting. It is very hardy and reproduces very rapidly – the little leaf like structures on the ends of the leaf are actually little ‘Who am I’ plants that will grow into an adult plant.

One day my brother was really cheeky, and he gently dislodged the little seedlings from the mother plant and scattered them around the garden and in the other pots of flowers. A few weeks later we discovered to our delight (but grandma’s horror) that they were steadily growing and taking root!

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KCphoto, 6 months ago

Cool comp….neat looking plant!! :)K
knightingail, 6 months ago

Thank you Kristi! It is an interesting plant indeed!
velveteagle, 6 months ago

Beautiful capture.. Would love to know what they are.. maybe grow some..
knightingail, 6 months ago

I honestly don’t know the name as it’s one of those plants I’ve only seen in my grandma’s garden! But it has a velvety feel to it – like the first part of your name! =)
Jeff Burns, 6 months ago

Beautifully done great shot
knightingail, 6 months ago

Thank you Jeff!
Kym Breeze, 6 months ago

this is very interesting image…well done…
knightingail, 6 months ago

Thank you Kym!
Roger Sampson, 6 months ago

Great angle on a curved line.

Rog
knightingail, 6 months ago

Thank you roger!
MuscularTeeth, 6 months ago

lovely…
Greg Francis, 6 months ago

Great shot nice story.
knightingail, 6 months ago

thank you greg and muscular teeth!
Michael Rowley..., 6 months ago

lovely macro work !
knightingail, 6 months ago

thank you michael!
coffeetea, 6 months ago

this is precious ! never seen one before either. Here they call this kind of plant, fat plant :)
knightingail, 6 months ago

fat plant! what a cute name!
Tracey Bransfield, 6 months ago

Very neatly constructed image with fine details…
knightingail, 6 months ago

thank you tracey!
carlala00, 6 months ago

very interesting picture!!
LostBoy1, 5 months ago

Aaah!! Thats a “Velvet Green Pearl Oyster Succulent”

not really :)
knightingail, 5 months ago

THanks carlala!

lostboy you are hilarious! thnaks for the laugh! =P
Sharon Perrett, 5 months ago

My sister in law used to have one of these, I’m sure it was known as a mexican hat plant….......I just googled it and I am correct it is a Mexican Hat plant (Kalanchoe daigremontiana). Lovely shot, nice clarity and detail
knightingail in reply to Sharon Perrett’s comment, 5 months ago

OH thank you Sharon!! I’m so glad the mystery is solved =) Thank you so much for sharing this info here! =)
knightingail in reply to velveteagle’s comment, 5 months ago

Hey velveteagle, Sharon Perrett just kindly shared that is the Mexican Hat plant (Kalanchoe daigremontiana)! Go check out her post below! =)

maybe now you can grow it! =)
velveteagle, 5 months ago

Thank you so much.. I will make it a point to check it out and see if we can grow it here.. Thanks for not forgetting me.. and thanks to the other kind people here…
knightingail in reply to velveteagle’s comment, 5 months ago

most welcome =) actually the person to thank is really Sharon =)
Jennifer Vickers, 4 months ago

very interesting description of this cool looking plant.
KazM, about 1 month ago

Great shot of one of nature’s own fractal creations!
Alice McMahon ..., 12 days ago

Wow! Amazing shot, amazing plant!
knightingail in reply to Alice McMahon White’s comment, 12 days ago

Thanks Alice! I agree, it’s such an interesting plant!
Carole Felmy, 3 days ago

Interesting looking plant… nice pattern
knightingail in reply to Carole Felmy’s comment, 3 days ago

thanks carole! =)