Panda plant care

The brown-edged, blue-green, fuzzy foliage of the panda plant is a striking addition to indoor succulent collections. Learn how to grow it now!

Of the many Kalanchoe species to choose from, Kalanchoe tomentosa or Panda Plant is a wonderful option for indoor growth. We’ll take you through every aspect of Panda Plant care, from keeping their fuzzy leaves healthy to propagating and more.

Learn where you can find Panda plant, plus get care, planting, and growing instructions for your Panda plant.

The Panda plant is a succulent often grown as a houseplant. Here is what you need to know about this species and how to care for it. Kalanchoe tomentosa Most Crucial Beginner Tips to Have

Panda plant is a slow-growing succulent that's a great addition to a succulent collection indoors. Here's what we do when our panda plant flowers.

Read our complete guide to Kalanchoe Tomentosa for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting and caring for the "Panda Plant" succulents

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Kalanchoe tomentosa, panda plant

Kalanchoe tomentosa “Panda Plant” is a velvety, green succulent with brown spots on the tips of the leaves. It does very well indoors, and is great for beginners.