Origin
The Kalanchoe mix is a type of plant that originates from Madagascar. This plant belongs to the family of succulents, also known as Crassulaceae. Over time, the plant has spread across various tropical and subtropical areas of the world.

Characteristics
Characteristic of the Kalanchoe mix, also known as Flaming Katy, is the fleshy nature of the leaves and the colourful, bell-shaped flowers they produce. The leaves are typically dark green in colour with short, hairy structures. The flowers come in various colours, ranging from red, orange, and yellow to purple and white tones, depending on the specific species.

Care
In terms of caring for the Kalanchoe mix, this plant requires plenty of sunlight and should be planted in well-draining soil. It does not care for excessive water, so it's important to let the plant dry out between watering. Moreover, the plants can tolerate cooler temperatures, but they cannot withstand frost. Regular fertilisation during the growing season contributes to healthy growth and blooming.