Leaf of Life Leaves, Kalanchoe Pinnata, 3 x

• Easy to Grow: Very easy cultivation process, suitable for beginners with minimal gardening experience
• Low Maintenance Care: Resilient and easy-to-grow succulent that requires little water and can adapt to water-stressed conditions
• Unique Vegetative Propagation: Known for sprouting tiny new plantlets along the edges of its leaves, a fascinating form of vegetative propagation that makes it look alien and beautiful
• Indoor Plant Variety: Suitable as a house plant for indoor growing environments
• Fascinating Growth Pattern: Displays unique and captivating growth characteristics that make it an interesting addition to any plant collection
• Natural Regeneration Ability: The leaves can produce new plants from their edges, symbolizing regeneration and continuous growth
• Symbol of Resilience: Due to its ability to thrive and grow new plants from a single leaf even in challenging conditions, it represents renewal, perseverance, and the power of life
• Multiple Common Names: Also known as Cathedral Bells, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf, Goethe plant, and Love Bush, this versatile succulent has many traditional names
• Madagascar Native Species: Originally from Madagascar, this plant thrives in warm conditions and adapts well to both outdoor summer environments and indoor year-round growing

Please find for sale 3 cut leaves from my my own Leaf of Life plants (Kalanchoe Pinnata) , also known as Cathedral Bells, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf, Goethe plant, and Love Bush. I first became aware of this fascinating succulent plant after seeing videos online of people growing these inside bottles in just air with a reservoir of water at the bottom - being a plant addict I had to give them a try. There are several really cool things about these plants. They will grow really from just a single leaf and as they grow they produce a profusion of miniature plantlets that form on the edges of its leaves. I have tried growing these in bottles - works well, but I have also planted the leaves end on and on their sides - and that also works well. I even found a leaf I had dropped on the shed floor months ago - although the leaf had shrivelled up there were several viable plantlets that could be removed and planted up. Native to Madagascar, it is happy to spend its summers outside or in the greenhouse however for the rest of the year it will be happy in a conservatory or on a sunny window sill - a very low maintenance plant which is great for beginners as almost impossible to accidentally kill ! I am sure that you will enjoy these plants, but in the unlikely event you have any problems please get in touch and we will resolve.