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Mother of Thousands - 3" Pot

Mother of Thousands - 3" Pot

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  • Produces thousands of baby plantlets
  • Effortless self-propagation
  • Fast-growing and heat-tolerant
  • Architectural upright form
  • Best kept contained in pots
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Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana) is a striking Madagascan succulent famous for the rows of tiny plantlets that line its toothed, blue-green leaf margins. These baby plants drop and root wherever they land, giving the plant its name and near-effortless propagation. Growing upright on a single stem, it can reach knee height and may bear greyish-pink bell flowers in winter. Tough and fast-growing, it tolerates heat and neglect, making it a favourite curiosity for Indian gardeners. Note that it is toxic and can become weedy, so grow it in contained pots and away from pets and children.

Specifications

Family Crassulaceae
Native region Madagascar
Mature height 45-90 cm
Mature spread 20-30 cm
Growth rate Fast
Foliage Blue-green toothed leaves with edge plantlets
Flower colour Greyish-pink
Flower season Winter
Climate zone Tropical to subtropical (zones 9-11)

Care guide

Sunlight Bright light to partial direct sun
Watering Soak-and-dry; water when soil is dry
Soil / mix Well-draining sandy succulent mix
Temperature 10-35 C; protect from frost
Humidity Low to moderate
Fertilizer Light succulent feed once or twice in growth
Pruning Remove spent stems; deadhead plantlets to limit spread
Repotting Every 1-2 years; it grows fast
Propagation Plantlets root instantly on soil
Pests & problems Mealybugs, aphids, scale
Toxicity / safety Toxic to pets and humans if eaten
Difficulty Very easy, almost weedy

Uses

Grown as an easy novelty and conversation-piece succulent in pots. Its self-rooting plantlets make it fun for teaching propagation, but keep it contained.

Growing tips

In India keep it in pots, not garden beds, as plantlets spread aggressively; give bright light, water sparingly in monsoon, and remove fallen plantlets to control its invasive tendency.

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Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Mother of Thousands?
Water when the soil has dried out, about weekly in summer and much less in monsoon and winter. It is very drought-tolerant and dislikes soggy roots.
How much light does it need?
Bright light with some direct sun keeps it sturdy and compact. In low light it stretches and the leaves lose their blue-green colour.
Is it safe for pets?
No. It is toxic to cats, dogs and livestock due to cardiac glycosides. Keep it well away from pets and children.
How do I propagate it?
It propagates itself. Simply place the tiny edge plantlets on moist soil and they root within days; nearly every plantlet grows.
How do I stop it spreading everywhere?
Grow it only in contained pots, remove fallen plantlets promptly, and never plant it directly in garden beds where it can become invasive.
When does it flower?
Mature plants may produce drooping clusters of greyish-pink bell-shaped flowers in winter, after which the main stem often declines.
Can I grow it indoors?
Yes, in a very bright window. Indoors it stays smaller but still drops plantlets, so keep a tray under the pot to catch them.
Why is my plant leggy?
Legginess comes from insufficient light. Move it to a brighter spot and the new growth will be more compact and colourful.
Is it toxic to humans?
Yes, all parts are toxic if ingested and can cause serious symptoms. Handle with care and keep away from children.
Does it need fertilizer?
Minimal feeding is fine. A diluted succulent fertilizer once or twice during active growth is enough; it grows vigorously on its own.

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