Kalanchoe Beharensis - Learn to propagate this tree-like succulent.

Known as the Giant Elephant Ear Cacti, this extraordinary plant can be propagated through leaf and stem. In addition, it produces tiny plantlets on its leaf margins that drop down and eventually mature. Ideal for creating drama in your garden and can also be grown in a container indoors.
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[@Hero87]

Love your Kalanchoe Beharensis tree and with it being the hairless (nuda) version which is rare to see I think. In the UK I have only seen the hairy one for sale which I love. I have two as house plants but they seem to need a lot of light otherwise the leaves drop off. I keep mine outside during the summer but bring it indoors for the winter as its too cold here.
By the way I think that small Kalanchoe plant you planted is a different species of Kalanchoe :) with the pattern under the leaves.
Great video and thanks for the useful tips on propagating this one!

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for sharing I did realise later that I had a different baby in the pot...but in the moment during filming i do get so excited then get carried away. Thanks for sharing will pick it up and do an episode and mention.

[@gazepskotzs4]

The little Kalanchoë looks like a Kalanchoë daigremontiana.
Your garden is a gem!

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi thanks for your lovely comment. Yes they do look similar, however the Beharensis is one giant monster. My Beharensis is about10 feet tall can you imagine!

[@katieingles7417]

Thank you for this video. Your tree is the only other i have ever come across that compares in size to mine, which is taller than my house! Sadly, it's top heavy and has tipped over, so I'm here to learn if i can propigate by cutting the stems and making many plants. I'll be cutting my kalanchoe and making a cacti forest! Thanks again for this great content!

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Katie, yes chop up the stem and sink it in the soil and it does root very quickly. If you do face any problem, DM me and I could guide you.

[@kaatgirl240]

Thank you, enjoyed the video learned so much about the kalanchoe plant just purchased one and looking forward to watching it grow.

[@redsoilgardener]

Great they are low maintenance plants and love the unusual shape.

[@zoponex3224]

You for this! I am so envious of how your plant branch's!! Mine has just one straight trunk.

[@redsoilgardener]

If you want it to branch out you will need to cut the top. Be patient and you will get side shoots

[@stareppinger8204]

You're awesome! Love ❤ your video!

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely comment and for following us.

[@susanpantua7460]

Enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.

[@redsoilgardener]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Robert_Lindsay]

Thanks. Lots of great advice there. 👍 I just purchased a 2.2 metre tall plant, the fuzzy felt ear variety, and can grow in a sunny, sheltered spot outside here in Taiwan. I will probably repot it in spring and take some cuttings.

[@redsoilgardener]

Appreciate your comment. I think this plants adds drama, All the best.

[@danielyefimets7359]

Wow 👌 👏 😍

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely comment much appreciated.

[@brendarevere926]

I'm gonna add this kalanchoe to my new desert bed across the front of my house. I won't have to water my desert bedaa often.

[@redsoilgardener]

Exactly, it is such a dramatic plant. Enjoy it!

[@marwahichri5165]

I have a kalanchoe hildebrandtii, does it follow the same propagation process?
I loved your explanation!!!

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Marwa, yes you can do a stem propagation or leaf propagation,. With the leaf propagation I collect the fallen leaves of the Kalanchoe Beharensis and propagate and you can do the same with the Hildebrandtii.

[@marwahichri5165]

@@redsoilgardener Thank you 🙏

[@Nailanan]

Lovely plant

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks a lot

[@egor8048]

Thank you! Great video!:)

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you too for following.

[@anorthfacinggarden9045]

Informative video as usual and what a beautiful plant. My kalanchoe is a little potted variety.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks, if you find the Kalanchoe Beharensis its beautiful due to it's unusual shape.

[@patrickmcardle1860]

Thank you. Very clear and helpful

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks Patrick

[@millieclark1085]

Thank you good information.

[@redsoilgardener]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shedotoads]

are you mixing up two types of plant, K.beharensis and K. daigremontiana? or am i missing some thing

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks for sharing. In this episode its the Kalanchoe Beharensis Variety subnuda other common name is the Elephants Ear kalanchoe.

[@shedotoads]

I’m afraid you’re mistaken. The Small plant that you are saying is K. beharensis or sub nuda, the one with the stripes under neath the leaves, the one that has babies on the notches of its leaves; that is K. daigremontiana. The group that includes K. beharensis does not produce plantlets on its leaves. Google them both.

[@gazepskotzs4]

​@@shedotoads you are absolutely right!

[@TheInkakv1]

I have one that have grown with a long thin stem, how can i make it more robust? And can i cut the stem and but it in soil with leaves on to make the stem shorter so the plant wont break?

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Inku, the reason the stem is long and thin is because its not getting enough light. Yes if you cut the top the plant will eventually get side shoots and therefore bushier. I would recommend to get the plant stronger, by providing more light and once its its stem is stronger then cut the plant. The plant i.e. the vertical stem should be able to support the side shoots
Keep me updated.

[@d_d_d_d_]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@redsoilgardener]

You're welcome!

[@NilmaMariaTeixeiradeMour-dn4cp]

❤😂

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you !

[@ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣΣΜΥΡΝΙΟΣ]

it is not a cactus, its a succulent

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi thanks for sharing, it's actually a succulent in the family of Crassulacea.