Kalanchoe bracteata, commonly known as silver teaspoons or silver spoons, is a species of flowering plant in the family Crassulaceae. It is around high, and has inflorescences with three or more flowers. The species is native to Madagascar, and was described in 1891.
Taxonomy The species was described by George Francis Scott Elliot in 1891.
Distribution Kalanchoe bracteata is endemic to the seasonally dry tropical biome of Madagascar.
Description Kalanchoe bracteata grows to around high. When young, the branches have four sides. The leaves are long, around wide, and have stems.
The inflorescences have three or more flowers. The flower stems are up to long. The bracts are over long. The calyx is long, and divided nearly to the base. The corolla is around long, and around wide at the base.
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