Kalanchoe farinacea
A small succulent endemic to Socotra with mealy, white-dusted leaves, growing in dry shrubland on rocky ground. Give it full sun, warm and very steady temperatures, a gritty mix and sparse water.
Where it grows wild
Subtropical dry shrubland on rocky slopes of Socotra, among other succulents and low shrubs. Microhabitat detail is generalised from the genus and the island's habitats.
Wild records span 500 to 1,180 m (median 660 m); Wikipedia gives 100 to 800 m.
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