Full Sun
Easy care
Moderate watering
Tender
12b
USDA zone
13°C
Minimum temperature
Expected size
Height | Spread | |
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1m | Max | 60cm |
20cm | Min | 20cm |
Flowering
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spring
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summer
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autumn
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winter


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Good Luck Plant Overview
This genus comprises 138 species of mainly shrubs and trees, or perennial succulent plants, with a few annual or biennial members. They are mostly native to Madagascar and tropical Africa, with a few from Southeastern Asia and one from North America. All species have fleshy stems and fleshy leaves, arranged in opposite pairs. Some species are grown in cultivation as rockery or succulent garden plants, or houseplants. The attractive tubular flowers come in a variety of colours, and little plantlets can be borne along leaf margins (common to species such as K. daigremontiana or “Mother-of-Thousands”). Parts of some Kalanchoe species can be poisonous to people and pets if ingested.
Common problems with Good Luck Plant
How to propagate Good Luck Plant
Seed
Division
Remove and re-plant offsets in spring
Cuttings
Seed, offsets or stem cuttings in spring or summer.
Special features of Good Luck Plant
Attractive flowers
Attractive leaves
Attracts bees
Other uses of Good Luck Plant
Grown for its flowers.