How should I should I propagate my flapjack?
Kalanchoe luciae - Paddle Plant (Flapjacks)
I have more experience propagating from leaves, but the flapjack “leaves” are difficult to pull off cleanly. What do you recommend?
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Open Jul 03, 2023 - 06:27 AM
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Jul 03, 2023 - 06:27 AM
Offsets tend to be the best way to propagate Flapjacks. Just use a clean knife to remove the offsets as they appear. It is a slow offsetter, so it will take a while to propagate it.
Leaves are notoriously difficult for Flapjacks for the reason you describe: the leaves are tougher to pull than other succulents like Echeveria or tender Sedum. Using a strong pair of forceps would work, but you may have to dig the whole plant up to get to the leaf bases.
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Kalanchoe luciae - Paddle Plant (Flapjacks)
Paddle Plant (Kalanchoe luciae) (aka Flapjacks) (Hamet): An eye-catching soft succulent with a unique form that grows in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, South Africa, and Swaziland. Its wide, round leaves fan out like clam shells and can grow wavy over time. Moderate stress from direct sun and cool temperatur...
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