Kalanchoe Oricula

Kalanchoe Oricula, often known for its sculptural beauty, is a rare and striking succulent featuring uniquely curled, spoon-shaped leaves that resemble ears—hence the nickname “Oricula,” derived from “auricle” meaning ear. Native to Madagascar and belonging to the Crassulaceae family, this plant forms compact rosettes of bluish-green foliage with a powdery coating that helps it retain moisture. Its mesmerizing leaf shape and symmetry make it a favorite among succulent collectors and indoor plant lovers. Kalanchoe Oricula thrives in well-drained soil and bright, indirect sunlight, and requires minimal watering, making it a low-maintenance yet decorative plant. In the right conditions, it may produce small tubular flowers, adding a seasonal charm. Ideal for containers, rock gardens, or modern home decor, it combines artful structure with natural resilience. Avoid overwatering, as like most succulents, it’s prone to root rot.