How beautiful!!. Unfortunately I haven't clue, but it looks like sort of hoya-/peperomia- ish. I hope someone can identify it for you, I would love to get one for myself 😍
Thank you. Its growth looks similar to the hoya in that thread but its leaves have a bit oval tip and thicker like a succulent. Yes a bit peperomia-ish leaves.
It was just a small stem with 3-4 leaves when I rescued it and over time it has developed to this beauty. I would love to have another one.
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I recall this thread that has a pic of Hoya Bella - very similar in habit, but the leaves are slightly different.
Maybe another type of Hoya..
https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/1068339/hoya-bella-with-some-yellowing-leaves
Some leaf pics -
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It was just a small stem with 3-4 leaves when I rescued it and over time it has developed to this beauty. I would love to have another one.
May be it is that but mine are a bit less round than string of nickels.
see what you think Dischidia imbricata – grow urban. ( no connection to the company , listed to illustrate plant only)
or this 16 Types of Dischidia Succulents [With Pictures] | Succulent Alley - some are more like yours than others ( not imbricata , which looks quite different on this site vs the grow urban site)