Kalanchoe Orgyalis

Succulent of slow growth, very popular for the colouring of its leaves.

It does not exceed 120cm in height and develops woody stems with abundant branching.

Fleshy leaves, very attractive for their large size and colouring.

In the first stage they have a colouring similar to copper and greyish green on the underside.

The leaves come out in pairs and form a 90º angle to the previous pair.

The shape of the leaves resembles a spoon and is popularly known as the "copper spoon" plant.

Very showy flowers, which appear in adult specimens, which appear at the apex of the stems.

The flowers are small, cylindrical and of a very striking yellow colour.