Kalanchoe Pink Plant (Calanchchu)
Rs. 499.00
Kalanchoe Pink Plant (Calanchchu)
Kalanchoe Pink Plant (Calanchchu)
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Product Specifications
Product Specifications
- Botanical name: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana
- Placement: Indoor (bright indirect light)
- Care level: Easy
- Light: Bright, sunny locations; a south-facing window in winter
- Temperature: Prefers warmth; do not let fall below 55°F (13°C)
- Pet safety: Toxic to pets if ingested (contains cardiac glycosides) - can cause vomiting or heart rhythm issues; keep away from cats and dogs.
A popular flowering succulent with clusters of long-lasting pink blooms held above thick, fleshy leaves. Native to arid regions and easy to grow with moderate watering.
Instructions
Instructions
- Watering: Moderate in summer, letting soil surface dry between waterings; reduce further in winter
- Light: Bright, sunny locations; a south-facing window in winter
- Soil: Ordinary potting soil mix
- Humidity: Average household humidity; a succulent, not a humidity-lover
- Fertilizer: Bi-weekly liquid fertilizer in summer, or slow-release pellets
- Repotting: Spring, only if rootbound
- Pruning: Cut off the flowering head after blooms fade; let it rest with reduced water before it reblooms
Delivery Info
Delivery Info
- Every plant is quality-checked before dispatch and packed with root-ball wrapping and moisture lock for transit.
- Delivery timelines depend on your pin code, courier network and weather conditions — tracking is shared as soon as your order is dispatched.
- Live plants are covered by our 10-Day Plant Protection against transit damage.
- Free shipping on orders above ₹999; Cash on Delivery is available.
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FAQs
FAQs
Is Kalanchoe Pink toxic to pets?
Yes - it's toxic to pets if ingested (contains cardiac glycosides) and can cause vomiting or heart rhythm issues. Keep it away from cats and dogs.
What should I do after the flowers fade?
Cut off the spent flowering head, let the plant rest with reduced watering, and it should bloom naturally again in spring - you don't need to discard it.
How much water does it need?
Water moderately in summer and let the soil surface dry between waterings; cut back further in winter, when it can almost dry out.
Does it need direct sun?
Yes, it prefers bright, sunny spots, especially during its summer growing season.
Is this a flowering or foliage plant?
It's grown primarily for its long-lasting pink flower clusters, though its fleshy green leaves are attractive on their own too.
From Sapling to you
See how we grow our plants with expert care and take every precaution to ensure they arrive healthy and thriving at your doorstep.
Step 01
The Foundation of Quality
Using tissue culture, we grow disease-free, superior plants in controlled environments.
Step 02
Nourishing the Roots
We craft a nutrient mix of cocopeat, manure, and perlite for optimal growth.
Step 03
Careful Planting for Growth
Step 03
Careful Planting for Growth
