Unknown plant on Saddle Road

this was on the side of the road, just around the Waiki'i area.

Mother of Thousands - (Kalanchoe daigremontiana I think) clearly there are thousand of them....
I love this plant but it spreads like crazy.

Hi Mlassi, glad that you're back on TZG.

The Saddle is one of my favorite areas, I've spent many years doing botanical surveys there!

The red flowering plant is Kalanchoe tubiflora, the Chandelier Plant. It is common in disturbed areas of Leeward Hawai'i.
The yellow flower on the lower left side of the photo is Senecio madacascariensis, Groundsel. It has become an invasive on Parker Ranch in the past decade.

Below is the Saddle from Pu'u Huluhulu Wildlife Sanctuary.

Aloha, Dave

Thanks for the id. We have the yellow flowered plant in our pasture.

Such different plants from one side of the island to the other...and in the middle too!!!

Extremely beautiful photo Dave...

Aloha and welcome home mlassi, nice to see you posting again! Gosh, you guys, isn't it wonderful to see all the pictures and learn about all the different plants - no wonder Daves is so addictive!

ty! Here is a pic on Saddle Road also.

Thanks Mlassi, looks like your photo is from Parker Ranch, between 4,000 to 5,000 ft. elevation.

Here is a shot of Mauna Kea, from 25 miles up the Saddle on the windward side, at about 6,000 ft.