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RedCrocus Calandiva White Kalanchoe Live Plant, Double Bloom Florist Kalanchoe, Easy Indoor Succulent Houseplant 4" Pot

RedCrocus Calandiva White Kalanchoe Live Plant, Double Bloom Florist Kalanchoe, Easy Indoor Succulent Houseplant 4" Pot

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Kalanchoe — Calandiva White

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana (Calandiva White)

Calandiva White is a compact, double‑flowering selection of florist kalanchoe noted for its rose‑like, pure white clusters held above glossy, succulent foliage. Blooms are long‑lasting, often persisting for 6–10+ weeks, making it a standout for bright windowsills, desks, and stylish mixed succulent containers. Easy, drought‑tolerant care and day‑length responsiveness make it a dependable seasonal bloomer indoors and a charming patio accent in frost‑free climates.

Indoor icon Indoor friendly Container icon Container ready Light icon Bright light Pet warning icon Toxic to pets

At a Glance

  • Bloom Time iconBloom TimePrimarily late winter to spring indoors; can rebloom year‑round with short‑day treatment. Blooms last 6–10+ weeks.
  • light requirements icon
    Light
    Bright, indirect light to a few hours of gentle direct sun (east or west window). Outdoors, morning sun/afternoon shade.
  • soil moisture icon
    Water
    Water thoroughly, then allow top 1–2 in to dry; reduce in winter. Never leave sitting in water.

Growing Zones

  • hardiness zones icon
    USDA
    Perennial outdoors in Zones 10–12; grow as a houseplant or seasonal container elsewhere.
  • size and growth icon
    Size
    Compact mound 8–12 in tall and 8–12 in wide at maturity.

Suggested Uses

  • Bright indoor accent for windowsills, kitchen counters, and office desks
  • Seasonal table centerpieces and gift plants (weddings, holidays)
  • Mixed succulent containers with decorative top‑dressings
  • Patio pots in frost‑free climates (morning sun, afternoon shade)
  • Low‑maintenance plant for beginners and busy plant parents
  • Small cut stems for petite arrangements and craft projects

Plant Details

  • Botanical Name iconBotanical NameKalanchoe blossfeldiana (Calandiva White)
  • Common Name iconCommon NameKalanchoe — Calandiva; Florist Kalanchoe; Double Kalanchoe
  • Size & Growth iconSize & GrowthCompact, mounding habit; 8–12 in tall x 8–12 in wide; sturdy, thick leaves support multi‑headed bloom clusters.
  • Hardiness Zones iconHardiness ZonesUSDA 10–12 (tender perennial). Grow as an indoor plant or seasonal annual elsewhere.
  • Foliage Type iconFoliage TypeEvergreen succulent; thick, glossy, scalloped leaves, deep green.
  • Bloom Time iconBloom TimeLate winter through spring; can be cycled to bloom at other times using short‑day (long‑night) treatment.
  • Growth Rate iconGrowth RateModerate; faster in bright light and warm temperatures.
  • Light Requirements iconLight RequirementsBright indirect light or 3–4 hours of soft direct sun daily. Avoid harsh afternoon sun behind glass.
  • Attracts Pollinators iconAttracts PollinatorsDouble flowers provide limited nectar; outdoors may attract occasional butterflies or bees, but not a primary pollinator plant.
  • Indoor Friendly iconIndoor FriendlyExcellent houseplant with bright light and infrequent watering.
  • Container Friendly iconContainer FriendlyThrives in small to medium containers with drainage; pairs well in mixed succulent planters.
  • Deer Resistant iconDeer ResistantGenerally deer‑resistant; fleshy leaves are usually avoided if other forage is available.
  • Pet Warning iconPet WarningToxic to cats and dogs if ingested (bufadienolides). Keep out of reach; seek veterinary care if consumed.
  • Fragrant iconFragrantNot fragrant; valued for showy, double, white blooms.
  • Cut Flower iconCut FlowerUsable for small arrangements; best performance as a potted display plant.
  • Grows Well With iconGrows Well WithGrows Well With Other low‑water companions: Echeveria, Crassula (Jade), Haworthia, Aloe, and compact Sedum varieties.

Care Tips

  • Planting Instructions iconPlanting InstructionsSelect a pot 1–2 in wider with drainage. Use fresh succulent mix; set plant at the same depth and gently tease roots. Top‑dress with gravel to keep leaves dry.
  • Soil Moisture iconSoil MoistureWater thoroughly, then let the top 1–2 in dry before watering again. Typically every 7–14 days indoors depending on light and temperature.
  • Soil Type iconSoil TypeFast‑draining cactus/succulent mix amended with 20–30% perlite or pumice; pH slightly acidic to neutral.
  • Humidity iconHumidityAverage home humidity (30–50%) is ideal; avoid high humidity and poor air circulation to prevent rot.
  • Pruning Instructions iconPruning InstructionsDeadhead spent flower clusters to encourage repeat blooms. Pinch back leggy growth after flowering to maintain a compact habit.
  • Winter Care iconWinter CareProtect from temps below 50°F/10°C. Provide your brightest light; aim for 60–70°F days and 55–65°F nights. Water sparingly; avoid cold drafts.
  • Planting Depth iconPlanting DepthSet the crown at soil level; do not bury lower leaves. Leave ~0.5 in headspace for clean watering.
  • Fertilization iconFertilizationFeed every 4–6 weeks in spring–summer with 1/4–1/2 strength balanced or bloom‑boosting fertilizer. Minimal feeding in fall–winter.
  • Special Care iconSpecial CareFor rebloom: provide 14 hrs darkness + 10 hrs bright light daily for 6–8 weeks. Rotate plant for even growth. Watch for mealybugs/aphids; treat early and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Note: Calandiva series bears double blooms that are showier but less accessible to pollinators. Keep out of reach of pets and children.

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