Plantogallery Panda plant (Kalanchoe tomentosa ) succulent plant

Package Contain

• One Panda succulent plant
• One plastic nursery Pot black color Size 4-5 Inch.
• Plant Height Approx.1 to 2 Feet.
• Free Caring Guide Manual Inside The Order.

Key features

• Full sun to partial shade
• Typical water needs for a succulent
• Plant grows up to 6″ (15 cm) tall

• Plant grows up to 8″ (21 cm) wide

• Zone 9a (Minimum 20° F | -6.7° C)
• Not cold hardy
• Propagation by cuttings, leaves, offsets
• Generally non-toxic to humans and animals
• Winter Dormant

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Type: Evergreen plant.

Care: Easily care and maintained.

Suitable: Outdoor & Shaded Area.

Use: Decoration and Purpose.

PLANTS RE-POTTING

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Description

The panda plant (Kalanchoe tomentosa) is a perennial succulent that is native to Madagascar. Panda plants can grow up to two feet tall in their natural environment. Their leaves are grey-green with chocolate-brown edges, and they’re covered in silver hairs called trichomes. The botanical name of the panda plant, Kalanchoe tomentosa, means “covered with fine hairs.” Panda plants are known by many other names, including white lady, donkey ears, chocolate soldiers, pussy ears, cat ears, and plush plant.

Tips and care

• Water sparingly. As with many drought-tolerant succulents, too much water can cause root rot. Water your panda plant only when the soil is dry to the touch.
• Keep panda plants at room temperature. Panda plants flourish best when grown in room temperatures between 60 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Fertilize monthly. Panda plants are known for hardiness, but fertilizing can help them thrive. Fertilize mature panda plants with diluted fertilizer every month during the growing season, or from spring until the end of summer.
• Repot your plants as needed. As slow-growers, panda plants don’t need to be repotted every year like some succulents. Repotting once every two years should be sufficient. These plants are also ideal for gardeners interested in propagation.
• Watch for pests. Mealybugs can be an issue for panda plants, so examine your plant regularly. If mealybugs appear, remove them with a cloth dipped in rubbing alcohol.
• Keep panda plants away from pets. Every part of the panda plant is toxic to cats and dogs, so be sure to keep these plants away from pets.