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latin name for this tropical
I picked this up down in Summerland.
They called it a dinner plate plant. Internet searched did not yield its real name or latin name nor could I even find it. Any ideas? 
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Re: latin name for this tropical
I believe this is a kalanchoe and this one with the very large leaves is commonly called "flapjack" around here. The more sun they get the more red will be in leaves. Here is a google search link:
flapjack kalanchoe - Google Search ~JaNan
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Re: latin name for this tropical
Thanks!
I'll research it more. Mine gets tons of sun, prolly just a different variety.
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