Red Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana Live Plant Blooming Houseplant with Plant Food

Bring vibrant color to your home with kalanchoe Blossfeldiana

Looking for an easy-to-care-for houseplant that bursts with color? Our kalanchoe Blossfeldiana Live Plants are the perfect choice! These charming houseplants produce an abundance of long-lasting flowers with very little care, making them ideal for busy plant lovers or those who tend to forget to water. Plus, you’ll receive FREE plant food to help your kalanchoe thrive!

As a relative of the jade plant, kalanchoes are short, bushy, upright succulents with thick, oval-shaped leaves. Their star-like blooms appear in clusters at the ends of sturdy stems, adding a touch of cheer to any space. The vibrant colored flowers come in red, orange, yellow, lavender, white, and pink, with some new varieties even boasting bi-colored flowers. These succulent plants are a great way to perk up your home, especially during the long winter months, and can last up to 8 weeks.

Kalanchoes are native to warm, tropical places, they do best in a warm environment. These succulents store water in their leaves, making them drought-tolerant and low-maintenance. Whether you display them in your garden or as houseplants, kalanchoes will bring vibrant, long-lasting beauty to your life.

Benefits:

• Easy to care for, perfect for beginners
• Produces an abundance of long-lasting flowers
• Drought-tolerant and thrives in low humidity
• Vibrant colors to brighten any space
• Can be grown in gardens or as houseplants

FAQ:

• What size pot is the kalanchoe planted in? The plant is in a 6-inch plastic pot.
• How tall is the kalanchoe plant? The plants are around 6-8 inches in height.
• How often should I water my kalanchoe plant? Water moderately throughout the summer, allowing the soil surface to dry out between waterings. Reduce watering in the winter, almost allowing the plant to dry out.
• What kind of fertilizer should I use? Feed bi-weekly in the summer with a liquid fertilizer, or use slow-release pellets.
• What kind of soil should I use for my kalanchoe? An ordinary potting soil mix is fine.