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copper succulent pots Copper Spoons DesertCopper Spoons, also known as Kalanchoe orgyalis, is a striking and distinctive succulent renowned for its unique appearance. This evergreen plant features elongated, spoon shaped leaves that are densely covered in a velvety layer of coppery or bronze colored fuzz, giving it an eye catching and tactile quality. The leaves are arranged in a rosette form, creating a visually appealing symmetry. Native to Madagascar, Copper Spoons is well suited for both

Copper Spoons, also known as Kalanchoe orgyalis, is a striking and distinctive succulent renowned for its unique appearance. This evergreen plant features elongated, spoon-shaped leaves that are densely covered in a velvety layer of coppery or bronze-colored fuzz, giving it an eye-catching and tactile quality. The leaves are arranged in a rosette form, creating a visually appealing symmetry. Native to Madagascar, Copper Spoons is well-suited for both indoor and outdoor cultivation in warm climates. It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers bright sunlight to maintain its vibrant coloration. In addition to its ornamental value, Copper Spoons may produce small tubular flowers on tall stems, adding an extra element of charm. With its low-maintenance nature and distinctive aesthetics, this succulent is a popular choice among plant enthusiasts looking to add a touch of warmth and uniqueness to their gardens or indoor plant collections.

Botanical Name  

Kalanchoe orgyalis


Also Known As  

Cinnamon Bear | Leather Plant | Shoe Leather Kalanchoe | 唐印

Specifications

Plant Type  
Native From  
USDA Zone  
Light Needs  
Watering Needs  
Leaves  
Life Cycle  
Avg. Mature Size  
Growth Rate  
Bloom Time  
Flower Color  

Succulent
South Africa
9 - 11
Full Sun
Low
Evergreen
Perennial
2' Tall and 4" Wide
Slow
Spring
Yellow

 

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