Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver – Silver Foliage Succulent | Cascading Garden Plant

Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver | Silver Succulent Australia - 130mm

Add cool-toned texture to your succulent collection with Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver, an attractive silver foliage succulent known for its soft silvery-grey leaves and naturally spreading growth habit. Its frosted appearance creates beautiful contrast alongside green, blue and darker-coloured succulents.

Perfect for pots, rock gardens, succulent bowls and raised containers, Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver can develop gently cascading stems as it grows. Under favourable seasonal conditions, it can also produce attractive flowers that stand out beautifully against the silver foliage.

Key Features

• Distinctive silver-grey foliage
• Attractive frosted appearance
• Spreading to gently cascading growth
• Excellent drought-tolerant succulent
• Ideal for pots and rock gardens
• Great contrast plant for succulent arrangements
• Attractive seasonal flowers

Quick Care Guide

Light: Bright light to a sunny position encourages compact, attractive growth.

Water: Allow the potting mix to dry appropriately between watering. Avoid constantly wet soil.

Soil: Use a free-draining succulent or cactus potting mix.

Position: Suitable for bright outdoor areas, rock gardens and well-drained containers. Protect from unsuitable extremes.

Good to Know

The naturally pale surface of Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver gives the foliage its characteristic silvery appearance. Avoid excessive rubbing or handling of the leaves, as this may affect their natural finish. Flowering varies according to season, maturity and growing conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kalanchoe Pumila Quick Silver a succulent?
Yes. It is a beautiful silver succulent with fleshy foliage and good drought tolerance once established.

Can it grow in pots?
Yes. Its spreading habit makes it particularly attractive in pots, succulent bowls and raised containers.

Does it flower?
Yes. Mature plants can produce attractive flowers under suitable seasonal conditions.

How often should I water it?
Water according to soil moisture rather than a fixed schedule, allowing the growing medium to dry appropriately between watering.