Kalanchoe daigremontiana is more commonly known as the ‘mother of thousands’. It is native to Madagascar. The most remarkable feature of this plant is its ability to produces tiny plantlets along  the edges of its leaves which grow from a single upright stem. These plantlets will eventually fall off and root, producing a whole new plant. This is where its common name comes from. It can also flower, producing pink or orange flowers on tall stalks. The leaves are large, green and fleshy.

Please note these plants have been reduced as they need some care and attention.

RATING- Super Easy

LOVES- A bright and sunny position with some direct sunlight being beneficial in Autumn.

HATES-Overwatering or being misted. Water roughly once every 2 weeks in summer and once a month in winter when the soil is dry

Pot diameter- 12cm

More information and care recommendations are below.