How Big Does Kalanchoe Grow

Growth habit: An upright to rounded succulent perennial growing to 12 inches tall and wide. The leaves are oval to oblong in shape, medium to dark green, thick, with rounded to toothed edges and growing to 3 inches long and wide.

How fast does kalanchoe grow?

Coral bells (Kalanchoe manginii) display colorful long-lasting 4-inch red bell-shaped flowers in winter. Graceful pendulous branches have glossy, dark-green spoon-shaped leaves. Plants take two to five years to reach mature sizes of 4 to 20 inches tall and wide and are hardy in USDA zones 10 and 11.

Is kalanchoe a permanent plant?

Kalanchoe is a deciduous perennial succulent that flowers and has evergreen leaves. That means that although kalanchoe might lose some foliage in the winter and go dormant, the plant stays alive underground under normal winter conditions in its growing zones (10 to 12).