kalanchoekalanchoe
genusgenusSucculent plants known for their thick, fleshy leaves and clusters of small, vibrant flowers that bloom in various colors. These resilient plants have developed remarkable adaptations for water storage and can reproduce through tiny plantlets that form along their leaf margins.
Etymology
The name 'Kalanchoe' is believed to come from the Chinese words 'Kalan Chauhuy,' referring to an ancient Chinese species, though some argue it stems from the ancient Indian word 'kalanka.'
Interesting fact!
Some members of this genus are called 'mother of thousands' because they can produce hundreds of miniature plantlets on their leaves, each capable of growing into a new plant.
All species of Kalanchoe
kalanchoeLongiflora
Chandelier plant, Christmas bells, Long-flower kalanchoe.
kalanchoeDaigremontiana
Mother of thousands, Alligator plant, Mexican hat plant.
kalanchoeThyrsiflora
Flapjack plant, Paddle plant, Pancake plant.
kalanchoeDelagoensis
Chandelier plant, Mother of millions, Mother of thousands.
kalanchoePinnata
Cathedral bells, Life plant, Mexican love plant.
kalanchoeOrgyalis
Copper spoons, Copper kalanchoe, Cinnamon bear.
kalanchoeFedtschenkoi
Lavender scallops, Gray sedum, South American air plant.
kalanchoeRhombopilosa
Panda plant, Diamond felt, Felt bush.
kalanchoeBeharensis
Felt bush, Elephant ears kalanchoe, Velvet leaf.
kalanchoeGastonis-bonnieri
Donkey ears kalanchoe, Palm beachbells, Miracle leaf.
kalanchoePumila
Flower dust plant, Powder puff plant, Silver dust kalanchoe.
kalanchoeHildebrandtii
Silver spoons, Fairy wings kalanchoe, Silver dust plant.
kalanchoeTomentosa
Panda plant, Pussy ears, Chocolate soldier.
kalanchoeUniflora
Single flower kalanchoe, Tiny bells, Dancing fairy kalanchoe.
kalanchoeLuciae
Paddle plant, Flapjack kalanchoe, Red pancakes.
kalanchoeMillotii
Felt bush, Velvet leaf kalanchoe, Silver kalanchoe.
kalanchoeBlossfeldiana
Florist kalanchoe, Christmas kalanchoe, Flaming Katy.
kalanchoeMarnieriana
Marnier's kalanchoe, Paddle wheel plant, Double decker.
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