Your plant is Haworthia fasciata (zebra plant), a small succulent. The "mini plants on vines" are actually offsets (pups) emerging from the base of the mother plant, not from flower stalks.
The tall stalk with tiny white flowers is a bloom spike. Clip it off when flowers fade—it won't affect the offsets.
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