Kalanchoe luciae blooming?

10 years ago

I've had these guys for about a year. There are plenty of offsets around the plants. They are pretty green now after the summer rains, but are showing signs of turning red again. I had no idea these could grow so tall. Foolish me, no research before planting! They are a tad closer to each other than I would do next time.

The tallest one is 2 foot tall. I am wondering if it is headed toward blooming. I will post a close up.

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Crenda 10A SW FL
Original Author
10 years ago
There are little plantlets growing on the stem. I thought that happened after blooming. Can it occur at any time?

I'm excited to think it may bloom this winter. I love watching the process.

Thanks for confirming my excitement - or bringing me back to earth! LOL
Dzitmoidonc
10 years ago
Looks like blooms forming. Many Kalanchoes bloom in the winter, and many Crassulas too. The former have really pretty flowers, many of the latter have stinky flowers.
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Crenda 10A SW FL
Original Author
10 years ago
Yea!! That's exciting. Thanks for the reply.
camellia1_gw
10 years ago
How hardy are these? I live in Zone 7; saved these succulents from being thrown away at a wedding. (My nephew had a wedding and his bride had succulents in the bouquets - so beautiful!) Since they were going to throw them away, I salvaged what I could and am trying to root it.) Something else to bring inside for the winter?
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
10 years ago
Beautiful plants, Crenda!