This looks very like a member of the Opuntia family of cacti/succulents. The one it most resembles is Opuntia Ficus-Indica.
Definitely not an opuntia - my money's on Sedum or Kalanchoe, but no idea on the species. The leaves are typical of sedum morphology, though.
Kalanchoe blossfeldiana has large glossy leaves, but this plant looks like it could be a cultivar of Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi - the leaves look almost exactly the same on the species, but lack the dark mottling.
Now I'm really stumped. It resembles the Starlight Sedum alot... and the Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi.... only thing... I've had this plant for a few years and it's never bloomed (a trait of both of these). But, thanks to you all... I have a place to start researching from.
After some more research... I'm leaning towards Sedum. either starbright or ternatum (vera jameson). What do you all think?
I have my boss sitting on my shoulder saying it's either a Kalanchoe or a Cotyledon, and my money's still on Kalanchoe. The leaves aren't fleshy enough to be a sedum if the stem is that woody. Has it flowered?
Geez... now's there's another possibility. And no... it's never even tried to flower and I've had it for at least 3-4 years.
Certain it is not a Sedum. There are none that I know of which have spotted leaves like this, except when they are ill! Otherwise cannot help, sorry.
Well... I don't think it's ill because it's always had those spots. And I've had this plant for a few years. Thanks for checking thought... at least the choices gets narrowed down a bit.
I'm sorry folks but I still stick to my guns and think it may be a member of the opuntia family which definitely has those spots
OK cherylad, I admit defeat It is difficult to identify a plant without actually seeing it and feeling it. I am stumped, I hope someone can help you
