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Dina, it looks a lot like some type Crassula to me. They are summer dormant, so if it's really hot where you are you might want to ease off on the watering a bit until Fall. Give it bright light and keep it warm. Otherwise you'll want to treat it like you would any other succulent. The part with aerial roots you can leave alone or snip off and pot it up!

That's beautiful. I've always been one to say "go ahead and use it in the garden if that's what you like". On this one I don't think I could say that. I'd be displaying that beauty inside.

Prosperity, I just had an idea for an easy way to do a wreath. Take some black fabric, tear it in strips three or four inches wide. Now take your scissors and cut from one side only 3/4 of the way to the other side to make a "fringe". Wrap the strip of fabric around the wreath fluffing up the "fringed" part as you go. Secure with straight pins or hot glue. Might not be quite as "fluffy" but would still be cute. You could also just glue something like spanish moss or the shredded paper used for gifts, give it a couple light coats of black spray paint, and you would have a "fluffy" wreath too! Now you all know why I can't sleep well some nights--the brain just keeps churning out "crafty" ideas! LOL Cindy, I hope you find your scissors. I think the little ones would love them. Actually, you could just have straight sides too and it would be fine. It's the eyes and bow and shape that make them cute. Have fun. Luvs P.S. I don't like the ones I did with the glittered edges. The plain ones just seem "nicer" to me.