A gardener had a houseplant they thought was a succulent. It used to grow baby plants on leaves (sometimes 10 per leaf), but now no babies appear. They asked if they could root another from a leaf, why babies stopped, and the plant's identity.
The plant is likely "Mother of Thousands" (Kalanchoe daigremontiana), a common succulent. The expert couldn't be sure without a photo. They didn't know why babies stopped but guessed insufficient light or seasonal cycle.
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