Kalanchoe eriophylla

Microthrix, thanks for responding :) :) :)

I searched photos of this plant online and noticed that some are much more compacted (or maybe incorrectly categorized).

Are my plant's leaves long and the stock tall because of stretching? I just thought this is how the plant was supposed to look like (since I've never seen it before).

I actually prefer the look of mine. My friends call them "bunny ears."

There are some new growths. Picture--> http://instagram.com/p/bc7eUOvBlr/

I can't wait to take some cuttings and propagate them. I haven't seen them anywhere else, so I have to be careful to keep my one-of-a-kind (in my garden) plant healthy.

Generally, plants like this want very high light. Without such, not only do they stretch, but they also tend lose their fuzziness. (The fuzz is the plant's way of protecting itself from intense sun. Without strong light levels, it has no reason to produce fuzz.)