Copper Spoons (Kalanchoe orgyalis) is a Madagascan succulent shrub known for its unique, felted, spoon-shaped leaves that shift from silvery gray to coppery bronze. This upright, branching plant slowly reaches a modest height and features upward-curling leaves. While it may produce small yellow flowers, its main appeal is its sculptural form and striking foliage. Ideal for containers and landscapes, it complements various succulents and textures, thriving in bright indoor or sheltered outdoor spots where its unique features can be appreciated. - Light: Prefers bright indirect light to full sun. Morning sun enhances leaf color, while intense afternoon sun may cause leaf edge burn in hot climates. - Water: Water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry. Be cautious not to overwater—this species is sensitive to soggy roots. - Soil: Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix, ideally with sand or perlite added for drainage.