These rust-colored leaves get even more pronounced when you expose them to sunlight (unlike the cocoa tin, which is only fading in the sun)! Kalanchoe orgyalis, otherwise known as Copper spoons, is the #145 spot of "365 Days of Plants".
The planter is a recycled cocoa tin!
I'll be touching upon where this plant is native to, how it grows, where I'm growing mine in my home, and other basic care tips.
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Featured plant:
Kalanchoe orgyalis
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