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A "mother of thousands" is a succulent plant, scientifically known as "Kalanchoe daigremontiana," which is famous for its unique ability to produce numerous tiny plantlets along the edges of its thick, scalloped leaves, giving it the nickname "mother of thousands" due to its prolific propagation capability; it is native to Madagascar and can also be called an "alligator plant" or "Mexican hat plant" due to its leaf shape. Key characteristics:Leaf appearance: Thick, fleshy leaves with scalloped edges where small plantlets develop. Propagation: Easily reproduces by dropping these plantlets which readily root when they touch the ground. Growth habit: Upright, single stem with large leaves. Care requirements: Low maintenance, thrives in well-draining soil with moderate watering