Kalanchoe synsepala

The Kalanchoe synsepala is a rosette of fleshy leaves with reddish purple margins.  Plantlets called “stolons” will form at the ends of arching stems, and re-root where they touch the ground, allowing them to “walk” away from their mother plant, hence its common name “Walking Kalanchoe”.  Creamy white blooms, with a touch of pink, appear in the spring on mature plants.

Also called Kalanchoe “Gremlin”.

Excellent for containers, hanging baskets, and succulent gardens.