Kalanchoe "KALANCHOE"

A small, compact, and decorative houseplant with thick, soft leaf rosettes and bright, colorful flowers in various shades. Kalanchoe is especially popular for its easy care and long-lasting blooms, adding a colorful and lively accent to any interior.

Interesting Facts

• Kalanchoe originates from Madagascar and is a succulent, capable of storing water in its thick leaves.

• These plants bloom for long periods, often several weeks or even months, and with proper care, flowering can repeat.

• Kalanchoe symbolizes longevity and vitality, making it a popular choice as a gift for homes or offices.

• Its compact size makes it suitable for tables, windowsills, or plant collections.

Light
Requires a bright location with indirect light. Can tolerate some partial shade, but flowering is better in strong light.

Temperature
Prefers a warm environment – 18–24 °C. Does not tolerate drafts or sudden temperature changes. In winter, it should be kept slightly cooler, but not below 12 °C.

Watering
Water moderately – allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between waterings. Excess moisture can damage the roots. Water less frequently in winter.

Soil
Light, well-draining substrate suitable for succulents. Ensure a drainage layer in the pot.

Care
Regularly wipe leaves to remove dust. Remove wilted flowers to encourage new blooms.

Toxicity
Kalanchoe is mildly toxic to pets (cats and dogs). Ingestion of leaves may cause vomiting or digestive upset. Generally not harmful to humans, but keep out of reach of children and pets.