Kalanchoe linearifolia
A Madagascan Kalanchoe with narrow, linear leaves, recorded only at low elevations (20–250 m) in a hot climate with a short summer wet season and a long dry season. Treat it as a sun-loving dry-forest succulent that stays warm in winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from lowland Madagascar in seasonally dry country. That suggests the dry deciduous forest and rocky scrub where many Kalanchoe grow, but no species-specific habitat account was found, so this is inferred from the genus and the climate.
20–250 m, median 120 m.
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