Mother of Thousands

Scientific Name: Kalanchoe daigremontiana

This low-maintenance, evergreen succulent originates from Madagascar and is know for producing plantlets along its leaf edges that easily root and spread. They have triangular, fleshy leaves with purple undersides and reddish edges. 

Care Tips

Light: Bright, indirect light.

Water: When top 2” are dry. Drought-tolerant. 

            Indoor: 10-14 days

            Outdoor: 7-10 days

Use the finger method or a moisture meter to test the soil, as various pots/top dressings, as well as placement in your space will determine how often it needs to be watered.

Temperature: 65°-85°, overwinter indoors

Humidity: Averse.

Fertilize: Every month in the spring/summer or during heavy growing periods.

Repot: Every 2 years or if the roots are growing out of drainage holes.