Plant Information
The Paddle Plant (Kalanchoe luciae), also known as Flapjack Plant, is a striking succulent famous for its thick, round, paddle-like leaves that grow in layered rosettes. The soft green leaves often develop beautiful red edges when exposed to bright sunlight, making the plant even more attractive. Native to South Africa, this succulent is hardy, drought-tolerant, and easy to care for, making it a favourite among indoor plant lovers.
Plant Size
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Plant height at delivery: 10–18 cm
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Mature plants can grow 30–60 cm tall
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Leaves can grow large and create a bold visual display
Light Requirements
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Prefers bright indirect to direct sunlight
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Best placed near sunny windows, balconies, or terraces
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Strong sunlight helps develop red edges on the leaves
Watering Guide
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Water only when the soil is completely dry
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Usually every 10–14 days
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Reduce watering during winter
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Avoid overwatering as succulents store water in their leaves
Soil Requirements
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Requires well-draining succulent or cactus soil
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Soil mix should include sand, perlite, or pumice
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Pots must have good drainage holes
Temperature
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Ideal temperature range: 18°C – 30°C
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Thrives in warm conditions
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Protect from temperatures below 10°C
Fertilizer
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Apply a balanced succulent fertilizer once a month during the growing season
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Avoid fertilizing during winter dormancy
Growth Rate
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Moderate growth rate
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Forms attractive stacked leaf layers over time
Benefits
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Unique sculptural succulent perfect for décor
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Very easy to care for and beginner-friendly
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Drought tolerant and resilient
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Adds a modern look to indoor plant arrangements
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Excellent for succulent gardens and container displays
Care Tips
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Provide bright sunlight for best leaf colour
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Avoid excessive watering
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Use well-draining soil mix
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Ensure good airflow around the plant
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Remove older leaves to maintain neat growth
Pet Safety
Not pet-friendly. This plant may be toxic to pets if ingested, so it should be kept away from cats and dogs.












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