Introducing one of the beautiful teddy bear plants, known as Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘teddy bear,’ which is an absolutely stunning fuzzy succulent plant native to Madagascar! It is a beautiful variety of the Kalanchoe tomentosa and a member of the Kalanchoe genus. The soft, fuzzy texture of its leaves resembles the fur of a teddy bear; hence the adorable nickname, and this plant is sure to make a statement in any garden or home. It's a cute and cuddly name for a charming teddy bear succulent!  

The kalanchoe teddy bear can grow up to 1 foot tall and 10 inches wide with its lovely silvery-green leaves, which often have a slight reddish or brownish tint along their tiny hairs. This teddy bear succulent has a compact and bushy growth habit, with the leaves arranged in a rosette pattern and branching out from the base. The extremely thick, rounded leaves of this genetic sport of "Chocolate Soldier" are covered in a delicate layer of fuzz introduced by Altman Plants. 

When it comes to flowering, the teddy bear plant has the ability to produce clusters of small, furry, golden ginger bell-shaped, golden ginger, and pale yellow to orange flowers during the spring and summer.

In terms of care, the Teddy bear Kalanchoe is relatively low maintenance. It thrives in full sun to partial shade, making it an ideal houseplant for a sunny windowsill. The Kalanchoe tomentosa teddy bear prefers well-drained succulent soil and should be watered sparingly during spring and fall, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's important to strike a balance and avoid keeping the soil constantly wet. Additionally, you can also grow this houseplant outside if you live in USDA zones 10-11. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa 'Teddy Bear' is not toxic to humans but should be kept away from pets. 

The Kalanchoe teddy bear is a versatile plant that can be easily propagated through stem or leaf cuttings, making it a fun and rewarding addition to any collection.