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Posted 4M ago by @wearenature

What species is my plant?

#Kalanchoe #plantsmakepeoplehappy #succulentsquad I got gifted two ( I believe are the same species of succulent, ? today and i can't seem to identify the name!!! The last photo, she had red edges, and a bit thicker leads than the other, and also seems to like to be tangled, as the other wants to vine or possible trell? Tips? They are in my room with a humidifier near, do they like direct or not direct bright light? I think the first plant had previously been a bit sunburned too, and could have been outside, they don't look like the lavender scallops photo but I had also gotten Mexican mint, I'm not sure!
Scarlett
Scarlett
Lavender Scallops
6โ€ pot without drainage
Last watered 4 months ago
@sarahsalith
still Sarah
270448 XP
4M ago
@sarahsalith
Kalanchoes almost all love lots and lots of bright sunlight. They prefer a drier climate, so I don't know if they're diggin the humidifier. ๏ฟผ
@sarahsalith
still Sarah
270448 XP
4M ago
@sarahsalith
They like to be on the dry side when it comes to their soil, and they tend to flop when they are getting too much water and too little sunlight.

Do you think they might be #FloristKalanchoe? That's one of the more common kind. (:

I'm glad you found Greg, Lee!
@ComicSilversage
Jorge
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4M ago
@ComicSilversage
For what it's worth, Lens is throwing me these names (although I think it's calling the second "pinnata" because it's getting thrown off by your fingers ๐Ÿ˜‚)
@wearenature
lee
740 XP
4M ago
@wearenature
Thank You! I believe they could be, yes all though my two look very different as my one who's tangling herself more doesn't have the same stem structure? They do say they come in a very wide variety, but they are fumbling me on the name! I belwive the leggier one could have received more water than usual, I'll keep an eye out, thank you both I can't wait to watch them grow