Sedum Lineare

Help me identify this plant. Better photo of plant leaves.

@KelsiBriana this is a better pic of the leaves. I'm thinking it's the banana succulent but not sure.

Thank you so much @KelsiBriana it is a very old plant. I got me a piece of it maybe I can get it to bunch up.

Hi & thanks for following me! I beg to differ with @KelsiBriana the leaves do not look like a Kalanchoe Houghtonii MOT cos I have one. Their leaves look serrated esp for MOT. And these look flushed and succulent. Perhaps @Yollymac could shed some light if this is a Kalanchoe Houghtonii. Or @the_watering_can can help advise since she’s got tons of kalanchoes

@veepaisal it reminds me more of a string of bananas. Could possibly be underhydrated too. Got a piece of it to take home and grow. Maybe it'll be easier to identify as it grows.

@CandiLee It reminds you of that cos it’s severely etiolated as what Kelsi said, only time will tell what it is. Personally I think could be some kind of sedum...

It also seems to have roots growing under most of the leaves like a trailing plant. @veepaisal @KelsiBriana

@KelsiBriana I think it could be some type of sedum... I could be very wrong and you might be right lmao who knows! @CandiLee the roots are called aerial roots, most succulents will produce such roots if they are in search for more water - this could stem from several reasons.

@KelsiBriana it looks like new growth to me but it looks like it grows an inch at a time, if that makes any sense.

@KelsiBriana @veepaisal I really appreciate you both!!

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Hi @CandiLee I have just read through the thread, thanks for the tag @veepaisal 💚. If we look up the plants in the ICN: http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=68&aaID=3&aiID=X&aID=2044 it really doesn’t resemble K. Houghtonii. I agree with Vanessa that this plant looks like a sedum of sorts, or even lenophyllum. I have no experience with this plant so I am going to avoid any haphazard guesses and refer it to our team of experts do to some investigation for you. Note though, tbc.