Kalanchoe Millotii – Succulent Plant

Description

Description

Bring home this Kalanchoe Millotii which is a colorful, happy plant, and witness the zing and flair it adds to your garden.

These ornamental succulents have a dense, bushy growing nature with ovate, hazy green hairy leaves, and a slightly fuzzy texture. This lovely succulent shrub is a member of the Crassulaceae family and native to Madagascar. 

Kalanchoe millotiiblooms bright colored flowers, varying in shapes and sizes, small clusters of dinky, erect, greenish-yellow flowers sitting on long stalks above the plant.

The flowers appear like daisies when they open up.

These fantastic houseplants reach a height of a maximum of 7 inches and are super easy to grow. These plants are the perfect choice for beginner gardeners and are low-maintenance-eliminating all the worries. 

Kalanchoe millotii Special Features

• These plants thrive under good sunlight and are ideal for containers, rock, gardens, and Xeriscaping.
• These houseplants are great for tropical settings and are quite attractive to bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators. 
• It blooms pink and yellow flowers.
• It is a low maintenance plant.

Kalanchoe millotii Uses

Ornamental Uses

•  It is an amazing ornamental plant.

Medicinal Uses        

• Kalanchoe millotii is gifted with anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving, and muscle relaxant properties.
• It is used for treating coughs.

Planting and Care

• Kalanchoe millotii needs a lot of sunlight, both direct and indirect.
• These plants thrive in light, well-drained, and well-aerated, good quality potting soil. 
• During summers, place the plant in bright sunny locations, and during winters, place it near a south-facing window.
• After flowering, move the plant to a bigger pot.
• When repotting, be careful while handling the leaves because they are brittle and can snap easily.
• It is crucial to let the soil dry before watering.
• If you love the foliage of the plant and want to maintain it, make sure not to allow the temperature to drop below 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Water the plant during spring and summer months and reduce the frequency of watering during winters.
• Kalanchoe millotii are prone to rotting hence should never be exposed to prolonged dampness and sitting water.