Kalanchoe schizophylla
A scrambling, climbing Kalanchoe from the Madagascan central highlands, with deeply cut leaves and hanging flowers. It comes from humid forest edges at 900–1,700 m, where summers are warm and wet and winters are cool, drier, and bright.
Where it grows wild
A scrambler of forest margins, thickets, and rocky slopes in the highlands, climbing through shrubs; generalised from the genus and the record sites.
Records span 923–1,700 m (median 1,250 m).
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