What type of plant is this? (House plant)

[Lady Slipper Lover]

I was wondering if anyone knew what type of plant this is. I got it at a thrift store with no details on what it might be. It's been growing fast and it appears to like water a lot. A leaf had fallen off of it, and I put the leaf in water and it grew roosts, so it can reproduce like that. I just put in a stick to hold it up as it was falling over and rotated it away from the window as it was leaning too much into it.

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

@Lady Slipper Lover Maybe alocasia ‘Boa’ . It’s a beauty.

 

[Lady Slipper Lover]

@Lady Slipper Lover Maybe alocasia ‘Boa’ . It’s a beauty.

I looked that plant up, and it doesn't look like it.

After I posted this thread, I did some more research, and I was thinking it might be a Neverdie plant. I'm not 100% sure, but it at least looks very similar.

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

Neverdie plant - Common name Kalanchoe plants are small leaves , many short stems and flowers from each stem.
See kolanchoe plants.

 

[Lady Slipper Lover]

Neverdie plant - Common name Kalanchoe plants are small leaves , many short stems and flowers from each stem.
See kolanchoe plants.

It does look like it had another stem but it was trimmed off before I got it. On the lower end of the plant, the leaves are small and all the big leaves have grown since I've got it. Is there a possibility that it only blooms once a year? I looked up Kolanchoe plants, and they look similar to mine, just shorter.

 

[Lady Slipper Lover]

Here's a view of the top of the plant:

It has these little growths on top of some of the top leaves.

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

That is a close pic. I have done my best to try and find the ID. When it or if it flowers that will help with ID.
Good Luck.

 

[digitS']

First of all Lady Slipper Lover, welcome to TEG .

Secondly, I think that you are right about it being a kalanchoe.

There are many kalanchoes. LINK Some reproduce asexually and your photos suggest that this is one. One is called "Mother of Thousands."

Steve