Kalanchoe 'Pink Butterflies'

AKA Pink Mother of Thousands. This kalanchoe is stunning!! Dark gray green leaves contrast beautifully with bright pink babies that look like thousands of tiny butterflies perched along the edges of each leaf. Growing this in Central Texas is a joyful experience. This drought-tolerant succulent thrives in the sunny climate, producing vibrant pink pups along the leaf edges that brighten any space. It’s also easy to propagate; a few of the little bebes or even a clipped leaf will quickly grow into new plants, filling your garden with even more beauty. With minimal care and plenty of offshoots as it matures, the Kalanchoe Pink Butterflies is perfect for gardeners looking for a low maintenance yet rewarding plant. Blooms in spring, partial sun to shade. Avoid overwatering. Protect from frost.