The plant described—medium green, glossy, succulent leaves that produce plantlets along the edges—is Kalanchoe pinnata, also called "friendship plant" or "mother-of-thousands."
Check local nurseries, succulent specialists, or online retailers. If unavailable, ask fellow gardeners—this plant is often shared among friends.
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