Kalanchoe dinklagei
A succulent shrub of the dry shrublands of south-east Madagascar, mostly recorded near sea level in the Fort Dauphin–Amboasary area. Warm, bright and well drained suits it; it tolerates more humidity than desert succulents but should still dry out between waterings.
Where it grows wild
Dry spiny shrubland and thicket on sandy or rocky ground at low elevation.
Recorded at 100–112 m; one outlying site near 980 m.
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