Kalanchoe rhombopilosa
A small, slow Kalanchoe with grey, felted, toothed leaves from the hot, dry southwest coast of Madagascar near Toliara. It needs strong sun, warmth and very careful watering, with a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Records lie near sea level around Toliara, in the dry spiny thicket on limestone and sand. It grows among rocks and shrubs in strong light; the substrate is inferred from the region.
Modelled sites are near sea level (about 10–15 m).
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