From Madagascar, kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) is a short, bushy succulent with scalloped, oval leaves. Clusters of star-like flowers in red, orange, yellow, lavender, white, pink (some bi-color) last up to 8 weeks. Short days trigger bloom—perfect for winter color. Relative of jade plant.
Bright light; water when soil dries. 6 weeks of 14-hour nights initiate buds. Deadhead spent clusters. Easy, rewarding winter bloomer.

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