Kalanchoe tomentosa Butterfly Attracting The vibrant variegation is most

The vibrant variegation is most pronounced in spring

It is drought-tolerant once established and can adapt to poor soil conditions

It performs well in Melbourne’s climate in full sun to part shade

offering year-round texture and colour to garden beds

needle-like foliage and produces an abundance of small

Kalanchoe tomentosa Butterfly Attracting The vibrant variegation is mostCommon Name: Panda Plant (also known as Chocolate Soldier or Pussy Ears) Description: Kalanchoe tomentosa is a perennial succulent known for its thick, velvety grey green leaves edged in distinctive brown margins, creating a soft, tactile appearance. The foliage forms a compact rosette or low mound that typically remains under 30 cm tall. In late winter to early spring, it may produce small, bell shaped flowers that are usually pale yellow with