Greetings to the Succulent Growers Community, today I bring you my Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana plant.
This plant has been in my garden for many years, last year it did not want to bloom… Perhaps the weather changes did not favor her, but today she is again opening her bouquets of beautiful little red flowers.
This plant is native to Madagascar but is now widely distributed in tropical countries.
It’s very sought after for its flowering in clusters and because it is a plant that can be used indoors and outdoors.
It belongs to the group of succulent plants because it has thick leaves that are also wide and dark green.
The shades of this plant range from white, orange, pink, fuchsia, and other shades that make it so colorful. In addition, its bouquets of flowers that start from a flowering stem are long lasting and are constantly opening their tiny flowers, therefore they remain brightening up an environment for a long time.
They can be used in the bathroom, in the kitchen, in the living room and in any corner where they persist some light.
The way to reproduce it is by cuttings from its stem, it’s easy to do for any beginner. You should use the same well-drained and nitrogenous substrate that the mother plant uses and soon you will have a new plant with the same condition as the mother.
Today I wanted to show you the flowers it has been giving me this week while I wait for the daughter plants to start sprouting quickly as well.
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