Kalanchoe luciae 'Flapjack'

This Kalanchoe is monocarpic, thus after flowering, it starts to die. At this point, as long as it has been cared for, new plants will have formed at its base. The leaves are covered with a gray bloom and the leaf margins are red during cooler winter months if grown in bright light. Too little light will result in the loss of the coloured margins. In late winter/early spring, it produces a single long stem, to 1m, bearing clusters of pale yellow tubular flowers.

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  Full sun to partial shade

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  Very little water

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  Not Frost hardy

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  Light and free draining