About Trey Tarrant Expertise I can answer questions about plant identification, plant care, plant pest management, landscaping, and general gardening questions. Please post a picture of the plant you wish to identify, if possible. If you say something like, "I've got this plant and it's green with long leaves and white flowers" and do not include a picture, chances are I won't be able to help you. I may not be able to help with plants that are not grown in the Southeast/ Eastern US, but you're welcome to try me.
Experience Landscaping for 10 years. Horticulture Instructor at Lawson State Community College for 7 years.
Education/Credentials M.S. in Horticulture from Auburn University.
Question I have this houseplant. I think it is a succulent. it used to grow little baby plants on its leaves, there sometimes would be 10 on each leaf. Now the plant continues to grow, but no baby plants appear any more. Can I root another one of these plants from a leaf, and why did the baby plants stop. Also I would like to know what kind of plant it is. Thank you.
Answer I bet what you have is called a Mother of Thousands, a pretty common succulent, but I can't be sure without a picture. I don't know why it isn't making "babies" now, but my only guess would be that it isn't in enough light, or that it is a seasonal thing.
