Your tiny cutting is likely Bryophyllum daigremontianum (Mother of Thousands). Keep the soil surface barely damp until established. Mature plants want a sunny south window, dry conditions (water when top half of soil is dry), low humidity, and minimal fertilizer. Prune to prevent legginess; it drops lower leaves as it grows tall. It's nearly pest‑free and may flower with bright light, pot‑bound roots, and long days.
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