Hi! This kalanchoe has been split into three over time. I was wondering if it is a concern that some of the stems on the original are brown instead of green. Also, it has never flowered again after having flowers when I bought it many years ago. Any guidance is appreciated! Thank you.
They turned their stems to wood support heavier growth is very normal and let be bone dry for a while and they will bloom and kill any pests to help, also meet its natural habitat needs in your home. My flaming Katy ‘Madagascar widow’s thrill’ is blooming again and I am not doing anything special at all. Your plant is a flaming Katy, because kalanchoe is the genus it is apart of.
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