Kalanchoe Humilis variety

Kalanchoe humilis, often referred to as the "pencil plant" or "propeller plant," is a unique succulent that belongs to the Kalanchoe genus. This variety is characterized by its fleshy, rounded leaves that grow in a distinctive propeller shape, resembling a fan or a cluster of overlapping blades. The leaves are typically a vibrant green, sometimes displaying a reddish tinge on the edges when exposed to direct sunlight, which adds to its aesthetic appeal.
 
It thrives in well-draining soil and can tolerate drought, making it a low-maintenance option for gardeners.
 
In the spring, Kalanchoe humilis produces clusters of tubular flowers that emerge on tall stalks. The flowers are typically bright yellow to orange, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies, which adds an extra layer of interest to this succulent during its blooming season.