Copper Spoons | Kalanchoe Orgyalis | Rare Plant | Happy Houseplants 14cm-plant-pots Looks especially striking alongside other

Looks especially striking alongside other succulents and cacti or styled solo in a sunny corner

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Native habitat and growth patternFicus benjamina is native to Southeast Asia and northern Australia

Only if it's in low light

It will grow happily in a planter or hanging basket but if you want to see the larger glorious mature leaves (similar to Monstera deliciosa

Copper Spoons | Kalanchoe Orgyalis | Rare Plant | Happy Houseplants 14cm-plant-pots Looks especially striking alongside otherIntroducing the Kalanchoe Orgyalis, a unique and beautiful addition to any plant collection. Native to Madagascar, this succulent is known for its striking copper coloured, felt like leaves that resemble the ears of a cinnamon coloured rabbit. In the wild, the Kalanchoe Orgyalis grows in rocky terrain and is able to tolerate long periods of drought. This makes it a great choice for those who want a low maintenance plant that can thrive in dry