A slow-growing, shrubby succulent, Kalanchoe beharensis is prized for its large, thick leaves covered in a soft, velvety felt (brownish hairs). Perfect for rock gardens, containers, and desert plantings where its tactile foliage adds a unique texture.
Use well-drained soil. The felt protects from sun. Drought tolerant. Can become a small tree with age. Protect from frost.
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