Kalanchoe fernandesii
A little-known Kalanchoe described by Raymond-Hamet in 1950 from northern Mozambique, with only two wild records. Treat it as a sun-loving summer-growing succulent: warm and watered in the hot wet season, kept drier through the long dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Not documented for this species; Kalanchoe in the Nampula lowlands typically grow on rocky granite outcrops and in dry open woodland, and this profile assumes that.
The measured site is at about 320 m in northern Mozambique.
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