Kalanchoe uniflora (Trailing Kalanchoe)
Kalanchoe uniflora (Trailing Kalanchoe)
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Kalanchoe uniflora, commonly known as Trailing Kalanchoe or Coral Bells, is an attractive epiphytic succulent prized for its slender trailing stems, bright green foliage and charming reddish-pink, bell-shaped flowers. Its naturally cascading habit makes it particularly effective in hanging baskets, raised planters and rockeries, where the trailing stems can spill gracefully over the edges.
This easy-care succulent performs well in full sun to semi-shade and prefers sandy or loamy, well-drained soil. Its compact size and weeping habit make it an excellent choice for small gardens, balconies and container displays, while its winter to spring flowers provide a welcome seasonal splash of colour. Kew recognises Kalanchoe uniflora as an accepted species native to

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Mature height
Approximately 15–30 cm
Mature width
Approximately 30–60 cm
Spacing
30–50 cm
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Bright green foliage; reddish-pink bell-shaped flowers
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Winter–spring
Sun tolerance
Full sun to semi-shade
Maintenance
Low; use well-drained soil, avoid overwatering and trim trailing stems as required
Root System
Fine, fibrous succulent root system