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Kalanchoe beharensisVelvet Elephant Ear: Slow growing evergreen succulent tree like shrub that can eventually grow 12' tall and wide though is usually much smaller. Thick stems and large, undulated and folded, olive green, slightly triangular fuzzy and soft leaves. A great sculptural accent in a large pot. Eventually produces pink buds that can become greenish yellow flowers in winter. Full coastal sun to part shade. Low water. Frost tender. Seacoast, wind, heat, sand,

Showy white flowers with yellow and blue markings rise above the foliage spring-summer with occasional flowers year round

Good for containers and cut flowers

Spike-like flowers on smalli and slender

Deadheading recommended to extend the bloom period

Tiny white flowers appear tight inside the leaves in mid-summer followed by green berries that ripen decoratively to red by fall

Best in indirect bright and filtered light

heat and drought tolerant

Keep above 55 degrees

Insignificant flower

A multi-branching annual that re-seeds reliably

Sand and drought tolerant once established but prefers occasional water

Plant in full sun to light shade in a well-draining soil with low to medium water