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Kalanchoe Orgyalis (Copper Spoons)

Kalanchoe Orgyalis (Copper Spoons)

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Kalanchoe Orgyalis (Copper Spoons) is a striking succulent prized for its distinctive, spoon-shaped leaves covered in soft, velvety hairs. Its foliage displays beautiful coppery-brown to cinnamon tones on the upper surfaces, contrasting with silvery-grey to grey-green undersides. As the plant matures, it develops an attractive upright, branching form that adds texture, warmth, and visual interest to succulent collections, rock gardens, and contemporary garden designs.

Easy to care for and naturally drought-tolerant, Kalanchoe Orgyalis is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking an eye-catching plant with minimal maintenance requirements. It thrives in a sunny position with well-drained soil and requires only occasional watering once established. Ideal for pots, succulent arrangements, and decorative outdoor displays in suitable climates, Copper Spoons is a rewarding addition for both beginner and experienced plant enthusiasts. Its unusual foliage and rich, earthy colours make it a standout feature in any plant collection.

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Mature height

1–2 metres

Mature width

60–90 cm

Spacing

60–80 cm apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Coppery-brown to cinnamon upper leaf surfaces, silvery-grey to grey-green undersides, with yellow flowers.

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Late winter to early spring, depending on climate and growing conditions.

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade. Bright light encourages attractive copper foliage; protect from intense afternoon sun if leaf scorching occurs.

Maintenance

Low. Plant in well-drained succulent soil and allow the soil to dry between waterings. Reduce watering during cooler months and protect from frost.

Root System

Fibrous, relatively shallow root system. Requires well-drained soil to prevent root rot.