Kalanchoe Daigremontiana Tubiflora is commonly known as “Mother of Thousands.” The most attractive part of the plant is its tiny plantlets grown on the edges of the leaves. This plant from the Crassulaceae family grows up to 18 to 35 inches in height. Having its origin in Madagascar, Kalanchoe Tubiflora is an easy-care succulent.

Growth Rate

Kalanchoe daigremontiana tubiflora is slow-growing.

Flowering

These plants bloom in a beautiful pink color during late fall and early winter.

Water and Feeding/Fertilizer

Mother of thousands needs water at room temperature. Extreme cold or extremely hot water damages the roots of this plant. During the winter season, it needs less water.

Soil

This houseplant develops best in sandy soil that drains well. For good results, you can add perlite, pumice, and vermiculite.

Hardiness

​This variety of Kalanchoe belongs to the hardiness zone of 9b to 11. Mother of thousands are sensitive to frost and cannot tolerate freezing temperatures.

Light

Kalanchoe tubiflora does not need direct sunlight as it will harm the leaves.

Propagation

You can propagate this plant through its small plantlets. Pick two or three plantlets from the leaves and propagate them properly.

Kalanchoe Daigremontiana Tubiflora or Mother of Thousands is an adorable plant that is great to make your garden appealing. The beautiful leaves with small plantlets make it eye-catching.

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Bloom Season	Winter
Botanical Name	Kalanchoe daigremontiana
Dormancy	Summer
Family	Crassulaceae
Flower Color	Coral pink
Growth Habit	Multibranched
Hardiness Zone	44480
Mature Size	3.3 feet
Native Area	Madagascar
Resistance	10 c °