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Kalanchoe marnieriana, commonly called the Marnier’s Kalanchoe or Marnier’s Penwiper Plant, is a succulent plant known for its beautiful, rounded leaves and striking color. Here’s a full overview:

🌿 Basic Information

• Scientific name: Kalanchoe marnieriana
• Family: Crassulaceae (the jade plant family)
• Origin: Native to Madagascar
• Type: Evergreen perennial succulent

🌞 Appearance

• Leaves: Flat, round to oval, smooth, and bluish-green to gray-green in color.
• Edges often blush pink or red when exposed to bright sunlight or cooler temperatures.
• Leaves grow stacked opposite each other along upright or arching stems, giving a sculptural look.
• Height: Typically grows 12–18 inches (30–45 cm) tall and wide.
• Flowers: Clusters of small, tubular pink to coral flowers that bloom in late winter or early spring on tall stalks above the leaves.

🌤️ Care Requirements

Light:

• Prefers bright light or full sun for best color.
• Can tolerate partial shade, but leaves may lose their red edges.

Water:

• Like most succulents, it prefers the “soak and dry” method: water thoroughly, then let the soil dry completely before watering again.
• Avoid overwatering — it can easily rot if the soil stays soggy.

Soil:

• Needs a well-draining succulent or cactus mix.
• Add perlite or coarse sand for extra drainage.

Temperature:

• Thrives in warm, dry climates (ideal range: 60–85°F / 16–29°C).
• Not frost-tolerant — bring indoors if temperatures drop below 40°F (4°C).

Humidity:

• Prefers low humidity; excess moisture can cause fungal problems.

🌱 Propagation

• Easily propagated from leaf cuttings or stem cuttings.
• Allow cuttings to callus (dry out) for a few days before planting in soil.
• Roots form quickly in warm, dry conditions.

🪴 Uses

• Great for rock gardens, succulent arrangements, containers, or xeriscaping (low-water landscapes).
• Also popular as a houseplant due to its sculptural form and low maintenance.