Kalanchoe thyrsiflora is a succulent that grows in the form of a rosette, its leaves are rounded and flat and turn a reddish colour at the edges. Its original African name is Meelplakkie, which refers to the whitish appearance of the plant.

It is a toxic plant for domestic animals, especially the flowers.

Excessive water can cause it to rot.

• Light: it needs abundant indirect light.
• Watering Moderate: only when the substratum is dry.
• Moisture: does not need to be sprayed
• Top tip: direct sun can burn it, but it is good if it receives many hours of light.

It can grow branches with dense green and yellow flowers.

This succulent means ''temple plant'', and was used as an amulet.