A lot of people hate this plant. I have had for many years and liked it maybe if I lived in a warm climate and it was seeding all over the garden I might hate it. But I killed it last winter. I forgot to bring it in it was hiding behind something.

I went in search of another and found this pretty one. I had never seen a pink one. All the ones I had seen were greenish blueish.

You ask why do I like it.....Because it is one of my most prettiest winter bloomers.



This is the new pink one I found. Isn't it pretty?

Did not know they bloomed...and yes the pink is pretty.

It is pretty. And an interesting plant, despite its' baby producing habit.

Cinta,
New plant to me. I just got a piece of one from 'Karyn1' on the other site we view. It now is growing and seems interesting. I do like the pink one you got.

very very invasive here...

Yes I bet it is. In the right conditions, it is a moster. I have killed the Kalamchoe ones in the stores that look great in flower. Too much watering. Now I am starting to lear more.

No, I don't think you 'killed' them. The K blossfeldiana tends to die after blooming which is not uncommon in succulents.

That is why I like the K. Daigremontianas. Very pretty Cinta, I like the pink tones. Does the color change with the seasons?

The mother plant does die after blooming. They are very invasive here too but I keep one on the roof in a pot where it can't escape and take over. After it blooms in the fall I pick one of the pups and repot it. Here are some pics of mine from last fall.

The whole plant as it was starting to bloom in October 2011.




A close up of the bloom in Nov of 2010

I have one in isolation too, let's hope it stays that way.

Does the color change with the seasons? Pod I do not know because I have only had it for 6 months.

I killed mine because I left it out in the snow it was not because of the bloom. I left the entire pot and old man winter took it away.

I hope mine blooms for me this year....the pic posted sorta reminds me of my African Aloe blooms.