A long-lived houseplant with medium-dark green, round, scalloped leaves that propagate easily from stem cuttings.
It's Swedish Ivy (Plectranthus australis)—not a true ivy, nor from Sweden, but popular there and ivy-like in habit.
May it thrive for another 25 years!
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