A succulent with opposite, fleshy leaves that produce tiny plantlets along their edges. The plant grows upright, resists pinching, and readily self-propagates from fallen plantlets.
The plantlets root easily wherever they fall. While fascinating, this species can become weedy in warm climates. Keep contained indoors and share plantlets with friends—hence the name "friendship plant."
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