Description
Kalanchoe laciniata is an oddity among succulents — its leaves are deeply divided into narrow segments that look more like a herb than anything you'd expect to be drought tolerant. It grows upright and quickly fills a pot with lush, feathery foliage. Small clusters of tubular yellow-orange flowers appear at the tips of mature stems in warmer months.
Watering
Water moderately; allow top half of soil to dry between waterings
Light
Bright indirect light to full sun; tolerates some shade
Temperature
Prefers 18–26°C; keep above 10°C; avoid cold draughts
