Growth Habits, Growing Environment, and Care Notes for Kalanchoe millotii

Chinese name: Thousand Rabbit Ears

Latin name: Kalanchoemillotii

Family: Sedum koja genus

The fuzzy hair and half-jawed leaves of thousands of rabbit ears produce small buds in the gaps.

The thousand rabbit ear branches easily become woody and can be shaped through water cuttings. It will bloom with small white flowers, and the time from tracking to flowering may take several months. There is also white rabbit ear, which can open pink flowers.

Growth Habits of Kalanchoe millotii

Kalanchoe millotii belongs to the summer type, and they very much like sunlight. When there is sufficient sunlight, the leaves are white; without sunlight they turn green and slowly droop. The water requirement is slightly higher, and the growth rate is relatively fast, growing almost all year round. It can withstand slight frost damage and can withstand very high temperatures.

Care Notes

Usually you can give it plenty of sunlight or slight shade, and you can always water it in summer (the rabbit series is mainly the summer type).

Kalanchoe millotii can be directly exposed to high heat and high temperatures (but it should be ventilated), and is suitable for spring and autumn. In summer, be careful not to water too much or too little. It is suitable for fertile, well-drained sand. It is very president, can grow to about 30 cm, and sunlight is not enough.