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January 5, 2024
Featuring a larger leaf than Kalanchoe Silver Spoons, this upright succulent grows to about 400mm and looks great in pots and garden beds. Copper Spoons grow from a leading stem with offshoots creating a more upright and tight form than Kalanchoe Silver Spoons. The stunning copper toned foliage has a velvety feel and a soft green tone on the underside. Like all Kalanchoes, Copper Spoons like full sun and require very little watering.
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Silver Spoons tends to be bushier than Kalanchoe Copper Spoons. Silver Spoons look great mass-planted and can even be hedged. Their beautiful silvery foliage makes them a great choice when trying to create contrast in the garden. Kalanchoe Silver Spoons also work great in pots. Kalanchoe Silver Spoons grow quicker than Copper Spoons, so if you can’t wait (like most of us), than this is the option for you.
So there you go. Now it’s up to you; what’s your favourite spoon?
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