Leaves way too broad
Likely a very young beharensis or milotii or something else
pretty much every image by @codielane falls under this

I agree, this is definitely not K. tomentosa; it reminds me a lot of Millot Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe millotii)

Thank you!
It was labled Beharensis when I bought it, but since I couldn't find a similar-looking beharensis in the database, I posted to the ID forum for help. It was suggested that it is a tomentosa. I still have no idea quite where to post it.

Kalanchoe millotii seems very similar indeed, Lin.

codielane said:Thank you!
It was labled Beharensis when I bought it, but since I couldn't find a similar-looking beharensis in the database, I posted to the ID forum for help. It was suggested that it is a tomentosa. I still have no idea quite where to post it.

Maybe because its young or etiolated. It does have brown dots , which milotti does not have.
Either way, its not tomentosa. It should be moved to plain "kalanchoes" until definitive signs of id pop up.

My plant has dark brown tips on the ends of the leaves. I'm not sure if that changes things or not. Let me go take a better picture and I will post it here.

Also, a cultivar called "fang " exists...
I used to own one, now its at a bot garden



(the plant is the furry leafy spiky thing that isnt an aloe)
Unofficially , there is another cultivar of beh. called roseleaf

You can submit proposals to move your photos over here to the main entry for all Kalanchoes (Kalanchoe) As your plant matures, changes and blooms you may better be able to get an exact I.D. and can then have them moved to the correct entry.

@plantladylin,
Yes Ma'am, thanks. I will do that. I was scratching my head over here about how to fix this!

@skopjecollection, thanks for bringing this to my attention. In the future, I will try not to post to an exact species when I'm not 100% sure.

If youre not sure of species but sure of genus, most cacti and succulent do have a genus entry that you can post it freely. Everyone makes mistakes sometimes, i posted a hybrid euphorbia under obesa, and knowingly mind you...it was moved of course.

Well I thank you both again, for your understanding and patience. I just finished the proposals to move.

Over the years, I've had a number of my photos moved, due to me uploading them to the incorrect entry.

Does it feel bumpy under the leaves at all?

It does not feel bumpy at all. Just fuzzy. The only "bumps" I can find are the few that brown, along the edges of the older leaves. I hope these new pictures help.

Hmm. I'm stumped.

Well you aren't the only one, @Hamwild.

@plantladylin
Is K. milotii hairy and fuzzy? My plant looks similar to your milotii, but yours doesn't look fuzzy to me.

codielane said:@plantladylin
Is K. milotii hairy and fuzzy?

I don't think I still have this plant around here but K. millotii does indeed have "felty" leaves.

plantladylin said:
I don't think I still have this plant around here but K. millotii does indeed have "felty" leaves.

Thanks, Lin. I couldn't tell from the picture.