Decorative succulent plant, which grows to a maximum height of about 50 cm, presenting very large, concave and extremely fleshy elliptical leaves, whose margins are typically toothed. Its ornamental character is certainly partly due to its colors, which range from the central greyish-green, to then fade towards the pinkish hues or even bronze towards the edges, for a truly surprising chromatic effect that changes even further when it produces long spikes of reddish-pink tubular flowers! Kalanchoe synsepala is also commonly known as "walking Kalanchoe", due to its unusual characteristic of producing new seedlings at the ends, which fold down to the ground and quickly sprout roots.
