Kalanchoe 'Tender White Meadow'

The Kalanchoe 'Tender White Meadow', also known as Flaming Katy or Tom Thumb, is a beautiful plant with distinct characteristics. Its leaves have blunt or obtuse tips and erose margins, while its flowers are double or pleniflorous. Surprisingly, the flowers are unscented, but they make up for it with their stunning white-white color, known as NN155C in the horticultural world.

The flowers of the Kalanchoe 'Tender White Meadow' are relatively small, with a diameter of 2.5 to 3 centimeters. They also have a short length or height, measuring between 1.5 and 2 centimeters. The plant produces its flowers in a corymb inflorescence, which creates a beautiful display of clustered blooms.

The leaves of this Kalanchoe variety have a width ranging from 5 to 7.5 centimeters and can grow to a size of 7.5 to 10 centimeters. They are simple in their division, meaning they are not deeply lobed or divided like some other Kalanchoe species. The main color of the leaves is a dark green, providing a lovely contrast against the white flowers.

When it comes to the flower color distribution, the Kalanchoe 'Tender White Meadow' is unicolored, meaning the entire flower is the same shade of white. This creates a clean and elegant look, highlighting the purity of the blossoms.

Overall, the Kalanchoe 'Tender White Meadow' is a visually striking plant with its contrasting dark green leaves and pure white flowers. Its small size and unscented blooms make it suitable for indoor plantings or small garden spaces. Whether placed on a windowsill or included in a floral arrangement, this Flaming Katy variety is sure to catch the eye and bring a touch of beauty to any setting.

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