Staff Answer
Oct 04, 2024 - 09:49 AM
Those long brittle spikes are actually aerial roots. Many succulents, but especially Kalanchoe, make those when they aren't getting as much water as they would like. You can cut them off if you want to.
Why is my mariners kalamchoe sending long brittle spikes out from stems….should I cut them off? Kalanchoe marnieriana - Marnier's Kalanchoe Kalanchoe
All of my Kalancheos are producing dark ,long spikes from stems. Should I be doing something to prevent this or is it normal? Can I cut them off?
Status:
Open Oct 04, 2024 - 09:49 AM
Do you have the same question? Follow this Question
1answer
View More Product Details
Kalanchoe marnieriana - Marnier's Kalanchoe
Marnier's Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe marnieriana aka K. panamensis) (Jacobsen): A robust, upright grower with stacks of blue-green, coin-shaped leaves on narrow stems. Grows this see-green beauty in bright sun to get coral flushing on its leaf margins. The foliage has a light coating of powdery, ...
See More
View Details
View all Kalanchoe Questions & Answers
View all Kalanchoe marnieriana - Marnier's Kalanchoe Questions & Answers
Share Your Own Experience & Expertise
We look to ensure that every question is answered by the best people with relevant expertise and experience, the best answers include multiple perspectives. Do you have relevant expertise or experience to contribute your answer to any of these commonly asked questions?
Add New Comment