Chandelier plant (Kalanchoe delagoensis), also called mother of thousands, is a succulent with narrow, cylindrical, gray-green leaves that produce tiny plantlets along their margins. These drop and root easily, forming colonies. It bears tubular, orange-red flowers in winter.
Can become weedy in frost-free areas due to prolific plantlet production. All parts are toxic (contain cardiac glycosides). Keep away from pets and children.
Bright light; well-draining cactus/succulent soil. Water sparingly. Drought-tolerant. Minimum temperature 40°F. Easy to control in containers.
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