Kalanchoe rotundifolia
A slender, soft succulent subshrub of southern African bushveld, thicket and coastal bush, unusual among kalanchoes for growing in the shade of trees and shrubs. It carries small rounded grey-green leaves and airy panicles of small orange-red flowers in autumn and winter, and it expects a warm wet summer and a cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows under trees and shrubs in savanna, bushveld, thicket, grassland edges and the Indian Ocean coastal belt, usually in full or partial shade, often on rocky ground.
Records span roughly 150 to 1,750 m, from the Eastern Cape coast to the Highveld around Pretoria.
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