Kalanchoe laetivirens
A Madagascan Kalanchoe that sprouts plantlets along its plain green leaf edges, often sold as or confused with K. daigremontiana, which has spotted leaf undersides. It is easy, fast and weedy: bright light, warmth, and a dry winter suit it.
Where it grows wild
Open, rocky, sunny ground in seasonally dry Madagascar, generalised from related plantlet-bearing Kalanchoe.
Recorded sites run from the coast to about 1,300 m.
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