Description

While normally developed as a house plant, the succulent perennials of the Kalanchoe family can develop outside in areas with warm or gentle winters.

Thick bunches of small fragrant yellow blooms show up in spring on this overwhelming, simple to develop ground cover. In the wake of sprouting is done appreciate the shiny hued, evergreen clears out. Kalanchoes are really low-upkeep plants, flourishing in the low stickiness of winter families.

Growing Conditions:

Temperature: Below 55 Degree Celsius

Soil: Ordinary potting soil.

Water: Water moderately throughout the summer and reduce watering in the winter.

Fertilizer: Feed every other week in the late spring with a fluid compost, or utilize moderate discharge pellets.

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