Variegated Lavender Scallops - Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi variegata

Introducing the Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi variegata, also known as Variegated Lavender Scallops, which is belongs to the Kalanchoe genus. The variegated lavender scallops get its name from the scalloped edges of its leaves, which have a lovely lavender hue.   The variegation refers to the different colors and patterns on the leaves, which can range from green to purple and even cream. This slow-growing Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi variegata is also known as Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 'Marginata or Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi aurora borealis.   Native to the Island of Madagascar, like Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi lavender scallops, this variegated shrubby succulent, with lavender-grey-green to purple leaves with cream-colored markings, can grow up to 2 feet tall.The stems spread out and root along the ground, forming massive colonies, and its thick, fleshy leaves are obovate or oblong, with conspicuous teeth and bulbils on the margins.During periods of stress like heavy light exposure and drought, leaf mar