Kalanchoe orgyalis orange flower upright rosettes of broad leaves

upright rosettes of broad leaves that are stiff

The leaves are semi-terete but do not contort like caput-medusae often does

in a well-draining media but likes to be moist

This is the proliferating form of secunda from the area north of Quito

The plant pictured on a tree below is growing outside of our office here in Sarasota

Kalanchoe orgyalis orange flower upright rosettes of broad leavesA colorful, slow growing species from Madagascar. Leaves are spoon or spade shaped and coated with dense, felt like fur that changes in color as the leaves age. Colors from caf au lait, cinnamon, bronze, gold and silver may appear on the same plant.