These spots give an unusual, wonderful appearance to the plants. Leaves are beautiful grey-green spotted with purple irregular spots. It has erect, decumbent stems that grow up to 4 feet (135 cm) tall. Kalanchoe marmorata commonly known as Penwiper Plant or spotted Kalanchoe is attractive, succulent. Photo Credit: Dysmorodr e panis / CC BY-SA Kalanchoe rotundifolia – Common Kalanchoe They require moderate watering for the whole year but more sparingly during winter months. These succulents require ample sunlight during the summer season for the best growth.
Flowers are bell-shaped and purplish-pink, yellow at the tips. Leaves are mid-green with an irregular tooth. It has a semi-erect stem, with succulent, ovate leaves, and grows up to 1 foot (30 cm) tall. Kalanchoe Wendy is a wonderful looking evergreen flowering succulent. The plants will grow fine in well-drained porous soil, with abundant airflow and bright sunlight. Flowers are yellow and bloom during the spring and summer seasons.īeing heat and drought-tolerant this plant is a perfect choice for containers, rock gardens, groundcovers, and prolonged walls. Leaves are light bluish-grey-green and turn reddish-brown with the age. Roots are fibrous, leaves are fleshy limpet-shaped with a round tip and teeth. It has quadrangular, fleshy, woody branches that generally lie on the ground with their tips projected upwards. Tugela Cliff Kalanchoe can grow up to 1.3 feet (40 cm) in length. It most commonly appears on rock edges and shale slopes. This flowering succulent is commonly known as Tugela Cliff Kalanchoe and Long flower Kalanchoe. Kalanchoe longiflora is a thin shrub succulent known for its multicolored foliage. Photo credit : brewbooks from near Seattle, USA / CC BY-SA Read more about Kalanchoe Succulent Colors Kalanchoe tessa – Pendent Flowered Kalanchoe They grow well at a bright sunny location during summer months with moderate watering. Exposure to intense light can cause the burning of leaf tips. Coral Bells require minimal care, but the light levels must be optimal. It has colorful long-lasting bell-shaped flowers.įlowers are variable in color pinkish, purplish red, red-violet, pendent, borne on thread-like purple pedicels.
Leaves are thick, glabrous, fleshy, bright green, and sessile to petiolate. The plants have slender, prostrate stems rooting at the nodes whenever they touch a favorable growth medium. Kalanchoe uniflora is also known as Coral Bells, Coral Berry, Winter Bells, and Trailing Kalanchoe. Kalanchoe uniflora is the most beautiful epiphytic succulent with trailing or climbing stems resembling Crassula perfossa and several other similar plants. Another important fact about this plant is that “All parts of this plant contain a toxic steroid known as daigremontianin”. The only thing that this plant can’t tolerate is soggy soil. It loves to receive a good dose of morning sunlight and warm weather. This plant can survive during prolonged periods of drought. The inflorescence is terminal, umbrella-like, grayish pink to reddish-purple with bell-shaped flowers. It has variable leaves in different shapes, sizes, and colors. It has erected, brownish stems which grow up to 3 feet (90 cm) tall with fleshy, oblong phylloclades that appear like whorls.
It is commonly known by many famous names such as Mother of Thousand, Devil’s Backbone, Mexican Hat Plant, and Alligator Plant. Kalanchoe daigremontiana is a short-lived monocarpic succulent plant also known as Bryophyllum daigremontianum. Kalanchoe daigremontiana – Mother of Thousands However, it can be easily distinguished from the Paddle plant because Kalanchoe thyrsiflora does not turn red during winter and produces darker yellow flowers. This plant is often confused with Kalanchoe thyrsiflora which has shorter and broad leaves. It grows well in moist and well-drained potting soil mix under direct sunlight to partial shade. Paddle plant is drought, heat, and salt-tolerant but it’s pretty sensitive to overwatering. The flowers range in color from white, cream, pinkish, pale to yellowish. This plant gives the striking appearance in late winter to early spring when a stem bearing clusters of yellow tubular flowers arises from the center. In some cases, the leaves turn completely red during cold winter months.
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The tips of leaves become bright wine red during winter under full bright sunlight. It has a basal rosette of thick, fleshy and round leaves. It grows up to 1-2 feet (30-60 cm) in length. This popular plant is also called Paddle Plant, Paddle kalanchoe, Flapjack, Dessert Cabbage, and Red pancakes. Kalanchoe luciae is the most attractive and dramatic evergreen succulent.
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