Origin
The Kalanchoe 'Rosalina Alano' belongs to the family Crassulaceae. The species has its origin in Madagascar, where many Kalanchoe species are found in the wild. This variety has been bred for ornamental purposes. Kalanchoe plants are cultivated globally in greenhouses for use as pot plants.

Characteristics
Kalanchoe 'Rosalina Alano' is a compact, succulent plant with glossy, dark green leaves. It is valued for its double flowers, which appear in dense clusters above the foliage. The flower colour of this variety ranges from soft pink to light purple. The flowering period is extended and the blossoms retain their colour for several weeks. Kalanchoe 'Rosalina Alano' is also known as Kalanchoe blossfeldiana.

Care
The Kalanchoe 'Rosalina Alano' prefers a bright position without direct sunlight. The plant requires moderate watering, allowing the potting soil to dry slightly between waterings. Temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius are suitable for healthy growth. During the flowering period, a small amount of fertiliser is sufficient. Planting Kalanchoe in well-draining potting soil supports healthy root development.