This succulent has changed clothes. Way back when, it was the dominant plant of interest on the kitchen counter. This year appearances are different - very different. After research I found that the name of it could be Cotyledon Orbiculata Flanaganii. It is an evergreen, drought-tolerant succulent which produces a tall, thin flower. It might also be A Senecio Serpens, Blue Chalk Stick or Crassula Tetragona. I'm not sure and it doesn't matter really. In 2020 it was healthy.
In 2022 it was thriving and produced a very curvy stalk for its flowers.
This year I put it out on the front porch. Guess it got way too much sun out there because it is badly sunburned. It happened slowly and when I realized what was happening I brought it back indoors; I think too late! In its struggle to survive it has now produced a stalk and might even display some flowers. Poor plant.
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