Kalanchoe peltata
A scrambling Kalanchoe from the humid highlands of Madagascar, with peltate leaves. Unlike desert Kalanchoes it lives in cool, wet, very humid montane country with heavy summer rain, so it needs more water and gentler light.
Where it grows wild
Little is published on its habitat. Records are from humid montane areas of the central and northern highlands, where scrambling Kalanchoes grow on rocks, banks and forest edges.
Recorded at 800–2850 m, median 1150 m (67 records).
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