Mother of Thousands with leaf-edge plantlets in a black 4-inch nursery pot on white

Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana), 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
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Mother of Thousands with leaf-edge plantlets in a black 4-inch nursery pot on white

Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana), 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
Sale price  $8.95 Regular price 

Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana) is a distinctive succulent whose long, patterned leaves form tiny plantlets along their edges. The plantlets can drop and root nearby, giving this plant its memorable name. Display it on a bright windowsill where its leaf detail is easy to see, and keep an eye on fallen plantlets in shared planters or outdoor spaces.

Size & what you’ll receive

Ships as a live plant in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot. Individual plants vary in height and fullness. With time it can become a taller, spreading plant; the prior listing describes growth up to about 12 inches across, though mature size depends on light, climate, and container space. Terracotta pots shown in styled photos are props and are not included.

Care guide

  • Light: Provide bright light with some direct sun; acclimate gradually to stronger exposure.
  • Water: Water thoroughly after the mix dries, then allow excess to drain. Reduce watering in cooler or dimmer months.
  • Soil: Choose a gritty, fast-draining succulent mix and a pot with drainage.
  • Humidity & temperature: Average indoor humidity is suitable. Protect from frost and give the plant good airflow.
  • Feeding: Feed lightly during active growth with diluted succulent fertilizer according to the label.
  • Pruning: Remove dried leaves and collect unwanted fallen plantlets to manage its spread.
  • Repotting: Repot into a slightly larger draining container when crowded, using fresh succulent mix.
  • Propagation: Plantlets along the leaf edges readily detach and root in suitable soil; contain or remove them where spreading is unwanted.

Pet and child safety: Kalanchoe is toxic if eaten. Keep this plant and fallen plantlets away from pets and children.

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