Kalanchoe daigremontiana ("mother of thousands") produces plantlets along leaf margins that drop and root readily. Your 20 plantlets are typical.
Native to Indian Ocean regions. Invasive in warm climates—contain in pots. Can reach 3 feet tall. Plantlets form continuously on mature leaves.
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