Donkey Ear Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe gastonis-bonnieri)

The plant gets its common name from its broad, waxy, oval-shaped leaves with serrated edges ending in points. Growing in pairs of 4 off a center stem, the leaves are gray-green with maroon splotches on top and bottom. Reddish-salmon colored flowers grow from a bloom stalk out the center in the fall and winter. Plantlets (immature plants) grow along the edges of the leaf. This succulent prefers full sun and to dry out between waterings. Available in 6" hanging baskets.