iDENTIFY AND HELP PLS

>>2184461
Crassula ovata (?) - I think it might be a money tree.

>>2184508

I agree

>>2184461

Put it in some soil, water it, give it lots of light, only water it again when the soil is dry.

It's a socculent, so it thrives in dry conditions.
Of course, you can be a little bit more generous with water the first couple of times to encourage root growth, but still wait for the soil to be dry.

Take off the lower 4 or 5 leaves and stick it in a hole you make with a finger in the soil.

Many people talk about drainage like it's the second coming of Christ, but almost all my plants live and thrive (some for 10+ years now) in closed pots. Just don't water too much

>>2184461
I grew up in ohio and Kentucky and this stuff grew all over the place near buildings and in random spots

Jade plant.
My parents call theirs christmas cactus because it flowers in december.

>>2184633
those are two completely different plants

>>2184781
Okay.
More like they call one by a name that is used for another plant by different people.
That is not unusual.
Hell some people call crane flies daddy longlegs.