Kalanchoe eriophylla

Native to Madagascar, this is a pretty succulent plant growing up to just 3 to 10 cm tall with thick-fleshy leaves covered with a fine felt of whitish hairs that give it a plump, furry look. One of the woolliest of all succulents.

Cultivation and propagation: Kalanchoe eriophylla is one of the easiest-to-grow succulents and looks wonderful mass planted in a hot spot in the garden. It needs dry conditions and is not suited to outdoor planting in high rainfall areas because in this conditions it is not such a bright, clean-looking plant as it is when grown indoors, but is very useful in containers in dry places. It makes a good house plant for heated homes. Like most succulents, this plant is tolerant of the dry atmosphere usually found in the home.

Exposition: It needs full sun to light shade

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