Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi is commonly referred to as lavender scallops. The common name comes from the shape of its leaves resembling scallops. When the plant is exposed to bright sunlight, the gray-green leaves of lKalanchoe fedtschenkoi produce lavender color, hence its common name.

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 'Rosy Dawn' flowers are very beautiful. It blooms in winter and just in time for couples' favorite Valentine's Day holiday. Bringing this succulent to your loved one is sentimental and full of romance!

Lavender scallops leaves are flat and have undulate margins. Its flowers are tubular and hang upside down like little tangerine bells on a floral sword. It is very reproductive and adaptable and tends to spindle when over-watered. To keep it petite and brightly colored, it should be watered less often.

Water
Lavender scallops are susceptible to overwatering, so you'll want to be sparing in the number of times you water it. Always allow the soil to completely dry out before watering the soil deeply and allowing it to drain fully. In the winter, it needs even less water. Be absolutely sure not to drown the roots!

Fertilization
During the summer growing season, lavender scallops need sufficient nutrients to grow, so that is the time of year you'll need to fertilize. Once summer hits, give your plant a balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks until the end of the season.

Pruning
Shape the plant every 2 months during the growing season.

Planting Time
Early spring

Propagation
Cutting

Potting Suggestions
Needs excellent drainage in pots

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No shipping to PR.

PACKAGE
1 x Starter Plant