Kalanchoe thyrsiflora C1,2
- Kalanchoe thyrsiflora, also known as “Flapjack,” is a striking succulent with large fleshy pale green leaves edged in red. Perfect for modern interiors and rock gardens.
Kalanchoe thyrsiflora is a unique succulent featuring large, round, fleshy leaves in pale green with vivid red edges that intensify under strong light. The leaves form a rosette shape, giving the plant a sculptural and decorative appearance. It grows to about 30–50 cm tall and up to 40 cm wide, making it an excellent choice for indoor decoration, balconies, and rock gardens.
This succulent prefers a sunny location where its red edges will be most vibrant. It requires minimal watering—only when the soil is completely dry. The plant thrives in light, well-draining soil mixes designed for succulents and cacti. It tolerates dry indoor air and moderate temperatures well.
Thanks to its distinctive look and low maintenance needs, Kalanchoe thyrsiflora is a popular succulent for those seeking original and eye-catching plants.
Care secrets:
- Location: full sun or bright light with plenty of indirect light
- Watering: very sparing, water only when soil is fully dry
- Soil: light, well-draining, succulent or cactus mix preferred
- Temperature: 15–28°C, not frost tolerant
- Fertilizing: once a month during growing season with diluted succulent fertilizer
- Repotting: every 2–3 years, preferably in spring
Why worth having:
- Striking decorative leaves with red edges
- Low maintenance
- Perfect for modern interiors and rock gardens
- Drought resistant and easy to grow
- Adds exotic flair to any space
Parameters:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Form | Houseplant |
| Plant habit | Compact rosette |
| Final height | 30–50 cm |
| Final width | 30–40 cm |
| Leaf color | Pale green with red edges |
| Flower color | Yellow |
| Evergreen leaves | Yes |
| Soil type | Well-draining, light |
| Soil pH | 6.0–7.5 |
| Substrate type | Succulent and cactus mix |
| Growing conditions | Sunny or bright location |
| Frost hardiness zone | None (indoor or warm climates) |
| Usage | Houseplant, rock gardens |
| Flowering season | June – July |
| Fruiting season | None |
| Edible | No |