Tomentosa Cultivar?

[honukane]

This plant was gifted to me and the person didn’t know the name. Looks somewhat like a Kalanchoe tomentosa without its markings.

[esp_imaging]

Are the leaves fleshy and succulent? If not, it's probably not a succulent and our collective knowledge may not be able to help

[honukane]

Yes, definitely a succulent as the leaves are fleshy and fuzzy.

[greenknight]

There are many cultivars of Kalanchoe tomentosa, including ones without the brown markings. However, I don't think that's what it is, the leaf shape is not quite right. Might be another Kalanchoe, though see: https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/kalanchoe_sp.htm

[honukane]

Thank you. I’ll check this website and if the plant can be identified, I’ll be sure to annotate.

[greenknight]

That was supposed to be "leaf shape". Anyway, I'm not sure it's a Kalanchoe at all, but it looks likely.

[honukane]

You may be correct, Greenknight. Although it is a succulent based on the fleshy and fuzzy leaves, I am coming to the conclusion it’s not a Kalanchoe.

[esp_imaging]

Can you post a photo of the whole plant shot sideways on?
Sometimes the stem is useful for id.

[honukane]

I’ve added a photo of the plant as seen sideways

[Jangaudi]

Actually it looks rather like a Plectranthus, but I can't manage to pinpoint it down, it's seems there's a lot of varieties, even upon the same species, but this looks rather close :
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCC ... _neochilus

[esp_imaging]

Actually it looks rather like a Plectranthus, but I can't manage to pinpoint it down, it's seems there's a lot of varieties, even upon the same species, but this looks rather close :
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCC ... _neochilus

Agreed! Maybe P. a tenuiflorus form? Maybe not...?

[Jangaudi]

The leaves on tenuiflorus seem more densely packed than the image above, maybe it's a hybrid tenuiflorus / neochilus

[honukane]

Apparently there’s a vast variance in the plant’s morphological structure within both the genus and species. I found a photo on the net that looks similar to my plant, but the labels are confusing as it reflects both P. tenuiflorus and aegypticus as the identification. I will add this web photo in my original post.