Kalanchoe × estrelae | Rare Succulent | 12cm Pot

Foliage:
It features large, smooth, somewhat wavy leaves that grow in a multi-layered, structural rosette.

Coloration:
The semi-glossy green leaves naturally develop striking, vibrant crimson or maroon margins. When grown in direct, bright sunlight or exposed to cooler winter temperatures, this rich red “stress coloring” spreads further across the entire leaf surface.

Texture: Unlike Kalanchoe luciae, this hybrid lacks a heavy, dusty white waxy powder (farina) on its leaves, giving it a cleaner, glossier look.

Growth and CareLight:
Thrives in full sun to very bright indirect light. More sunlight rewards you with deeper red pigments.

Water:
Treat it like a typical succulent. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot.

Soil: Plant in a well-draining cactus or succulent soil mix, preferably in a pot with drainage holes.