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Hi! I need some help, I have this plant "Mother of thousands, mexican hat plant, or devils backbone, (Crassulaceae- Kalanchoe diagremontiana)" and no one knows anything about it around where I live and I don't know how to care for mine. It was given to me when it was small and then last spring it got to big for it's container so I replanted it and it got huge, when I replanted it I placed it outside and watched it get big. Then when the weather turned cooler I brought it in, It seemed to do alright for the first few weeks then all of a sudden it started to collapse and looks like it's dying. I water it about once every week. I have not been able to find any information on how to save it. I love this plant and don't want to lose it. Can you help me?
Chamma I have just got to jump in here and ask how much land do you have??? All these pictures you are posting are so wonderful!!! Magnificent!!! I wish I could see it in person
YOu would be surprised...I have only 7,000 square foot garden! I have a spanish style house and there are 4 different garden areas! I make use of every single square inch...I have alot of my hibiscus in pots...some datura and brugmansia in pots..microzamias in pots..as well as alot of annuals and citrus trees!
CostaRica Guayabo de Bagaces, Costa Rica (Zone 10b)
