Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi
A low, sprawling succulent from Madagascar with waxy blue-grey scalloped leaves that blush pink in strong light and drought. It wants bright sun, a fast-draining mix and a cooler, drier winter, and roots readily wherever stems touch soil.
Where it grows wild
Dry, open ground and rocky slopes in Madagascar, mostly in the south-central highlands; the waxy, water-repellent leaves suit exposed sites.
Records span 109–1659 m, median about 450 m; the climate sites cluster at 900–1200 m in the south.
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