a plant that grows from leaves
karlawithak
10 years ago
I can't find my first message so sorry if this is a duplicate. I saw this ad posted and I am wondering if anyone can identify the plant.
"someone brought to me from Florida & do not know it's name but all i can call it is (Plant of a thousand) for if you take one leaf and lay it in some moist dirt it starts to rot it will spring up babies from all sides & make more & more plant"
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