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Profile:5 positives
1 neutral
No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | GranvilleSouth | On Feb 21, 2008, GranvilleSouth from (Zone 10a) wrote: Not your typical succulent but it grows on you with its little spots & fuzzy leaves. I have never seen one flower or ever found a picture of one flowering, despite a fair bit of looking. There is a mystery to this plant in that way for me. | | Positive | meryl1cat | On Oct 14, 2007, meryl1cat from Chippenham
United Kingdom wrote:Just discovered this plant in a charity sale, new to me but should survive well as I forget to water all houseplants. | | Positive | palmbob | On Aug 29, 2004, palmbob from Tarzana, CA (Zone 9b) wrote: there are many cultivars of this species available at common nurseries, so if your plant doesn't look exactly like the ones in the photos here, don't be alarmed.. probably still a K tomentosa. Some have huge leaves, some dinky, some skinny, some white, some dark etc. | | Positive | greenlarry | On Jul 27, 2004, greenlarry from Darlington
United Kingdom wrote:A very attractive if slow growing plant. One to keep! | | Positive | dieter67 | On Oct 6, 2003, dieter67 from Henderson, NV (Zone 10a) wrote: UPDATE! I just moved my beloved kalanchoe tomentosa into a pot twice the size, and it's moving right in. We've had cooler weather lately, and growing is sort of slow.
When I prune my Kalanchoe tomentosa, I place it in another pot, which I give away to family or friends. I know this plant does well in Lancaster, CA, as I gave a cutting to my 89 year-old grandmother. The plant survived 112°F temperatures, and was placed in a covered patio when the winter temperatures regularly fell into the 10°-20°F range. Have fun! | | Neutral | tiredwabbit | On Aug 21, 2001, tiredwabbit from Point Pleasant Beach, NJ (Zone 7a) wrote: Tips of this plant get a brown (almost rusty color) on the edges. It has a furry texture. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Chandler, Arizona
Maricopa, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Capistrano Beach, California
Clayton, California
Culver City, California
Lancaster, California
Mountain View, California
Oak View, California
Pleasant Hill, California
San Diego, California
Santa Barbara, California
Thousand Oaks, California
Valley Village, California
Van Nuys, California
Bartow, Florida
Daytona Beach, Florida
West Palm Beach, Florida
Winter Haven, Florida
Volcano, Hawaii
Orangeburg, New York
Lafayette, Tennessee
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