Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is a genus of succulent plants comprising over 200 species, originating from tropical and subtropical regions around the world. These plants are renowned for their attractive foliage and vibrant flowers, making them popular choices for both indoor and outdoor gardens. Here are some general details and growing tips for Kalanchoe:

Description:

• Kalanchoe plants vary widely in appearance, with species ranging from low-growing groundcovers to upright shrubs.
• They typically feature thick, fleshy leaves that store water, helping the plant survive in arid conditions.
• Kalanchoe plants produce clusters of small, colorful flowers in a wide range of hues, including red, orange, yellow, pink, and white. The flowers are often long-lasting and add a splash of color to the plant.

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Kalanchoe ‘Oak Leaf’ is a cultivar of Kalanchoe that is known for its unique, deeply lobed leaves, which resemble the shape of oak tree leaves. Here are some details and growing tips for Kalanchoe ‘Oak Leaf’:

Description:

• Kalanchoe ‘Oak Leaf’ features thick, fleshy leaves that are deeply lobed, resembling the shape of oak tree leaves.
• The leaves typically have scalloped edges and may vary in color, ranging from green to bluish-green or gray-green, depending on environmental conditions and cultivar variations.
• In the right conditions, Kalanchoe ‘Oak Leaf’ may produce clusters of small, colorful flowers atop tall stalks, similar to other Kalanchoe varieties.

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Kalanchoe Kalamill Millotii, also simply known as Kalanchoe Millotii, is a beautiful succulent plant prized for its architectural form, interesting foliage, and easy care requirements. Here’s a breakdown of its characteristics and how to keep it flourishing:

Description:

• Leaves: Kalanchoe Millotii boasts thick, fleshy, and ovate-shaped leaves arranged in a dense rosette. These leaves are a captivating dark green color and may have a slight white pubescence (hairy covering) on the surface.
• Size: This succulent can grow up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall and wide, with a mature plant forming a well-defined rosette.
• Flowers: During summer, the plant might produce clusters of small, greenish-yellow or yellow flowers on upright stalks, adding a touch of interest.

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Kalanchoe laetivirens, commonly known as the “Mother of Thousands” or “Mother of Millions,” is a fascinating succulent native to Madagascar. Its distinctive feature is its ability to produce countless tiny plantlets along the edges of its leaves, giving it the appearance of being a prolific mother plant. With proper care, this resilient succulent can thrive indoors or outdoors, adding beauty to any space with its unique growth habit and attractive foliage.

ALL THE PLANTS WILL BE SENT BARE ROOTED. NO SOIL NO POT