Origin
The Kalanchoe Rosalina Don Alano, also known as the Madagascar Widow’s Thrill, is an exotic succulent plant that originally hails from Madagascar. This plant species belongs to the Crassulaceae family. Over time, the plant has gained worldwide popularity and is now grown in various parts of the world.

Characteristics
The Kalanchoe Rosalina Don Alano is characterised by its shiny green leaves that have a succulent texture. Each leaf is unique in that it has the shape of a spoon, making it an instant eye-catcher. The plant is lauded for its striking flowers, which appear in intense pink colours. Depending on the climate and care, the plant can reach a height between 30 cm and 60 cm.

Care
Like all Kalanchoes, the Kalanchoe Rosalina Don Alano has specific care requirements. The plant requires good drainage and a moderate watering regime to prevent root rot. It needs plenty of sunlight, but direct sunlight in the summer can cause leaf damage. In winter, the plant should be kept at temperatures above 10 degrees Celsius. Repotting the plant in spring is advisable to promote new growth.