Kalanchoe porphyrocalyx
A small Malagasy Kalanchoe from the humid eastern forests and highlands, grown for its hanging purple-and-yellow bells. The cultivar 'Wendy' is derived from it. Unlike desert kalanchoes, it comes from mild, wet, misty places.
Where it grows wild
Wild records come mostly from 900–1100 m in Madagascar's humid eastern escarpment. Plants of this group grow on mossy rocks and tree trunks or at the forest edge, in moist air with some shade.
Recorded at 100–2307 m, median about 1040 m.
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