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copper plant succulent Copper Spoons KalanchoeDescription Light Soil Water Hardiness Kalanchoe orgyalis, commonly called Copper Spoons, is a shrubby succulent with uniquely colored, spoon shaped leaves covered in a soft felt like texture. Native to the dry regions of Madagascar, this species grows upright with thick, branching stems and velvety leaves that shift in color as they maturefrom silvery gray on the underside to coppery bronze on the upper surface. The leaves often look like they've
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Kalanchoe orgyalis, commonly called Copper Spoons, is a shrubby succulent with uniquely colored, spoon-shaped leaves covered in a soft felt-like texture. Native to the dry regions of Madagascar, this species grows upright with thick, branching stems and velvety leaves that shift in color as they mature—from silvery gray on the underside to coppery bronze on the upper surface. The leaves often look like they've been dusted with metallic powder, giving the plant a rich, textured appearance even in low light. Over time, it forms a loose, woody base and can reach a modest height when grown in a container.
The plant grows slowly and can reach 3 to 4 feet tall under ideal conditions, though it often remains smaller indoors. Leaves grow opposite along the stems and tend to curl slightly upward, giving the “spoon” effect that inspired the name. Mature plants may occasionally produce clusters of small, tubular yellow flowers on tall stalks, though flowering is sporadic and not the plant's primary feature. The sculptural form and foliage are what make Kalanchoe orgyalis a standout in succulent collections or minimalist plant arrangements.
Its upright, open growth habit makes it suitable as a soft vertical accent in both container gardens and landscape designs. The muted coloring blends well with green, gray, or purple-toned succulents and pairs nicely with harder, more geometric textures. It is best used where its sculptural shape and unusual leaf surface can be appreciated up close, especially in bright indoor spots or sheltered outdoor patios.
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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 when the top 2 inches of soil are dry. Be cautious not to overwater—this species is sensitive to soggy roots.
Tolerates dry indoor air well. Does not require added humidity.
Grows best between 65–85°F. Should be protected from temperatures below 40°F.
Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix, ideally with sand or perlite added for drainage.
Feed once a month during the growing season with a balanced, diluted fertilizer. No need to fertilize during fall or winter.
Toxic to pets if ingested. Keep out of reach of cats and dogs.
- Zone 9-11
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Excellent tool for any Criminal Justice or Law School. It becomes the go to for Citations of all sorts, whether federal, state or international it is all there. Another great purchase. Now that I have it, I definitely would not want to be without it.
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It's not that I really hate this book, I more hate the organizations that produces this book. First, I'm assuming this has not been done, but the editors of all the "prestigious" law reviews who write and edit this book need to get their act together and hire a professional company to rework the appendix and table of contents to be more helpful! The information is surely in the book, but it's unnecessarily overly difficult to find the information you're looking for. The Blue Book(tm) indeed has a monopoly on the legal citation market, which is why you MUST purchase it (unless you'd prefer to look like a moron when you submit your documents to the court only to have them sent back because nothing was cited properly...you don't want to be known as "that attorney").
Ok, I'm amending my complaint/review. The book is not too bad once you spend around 100 hours with it. After that, you'll get the hang of it and the book is not that bad. Although, I still stand behind my last review recommending that the editors provide a better table of contents and index.
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What can I say about the Bluebook...I hate it because it means I’m working my butt off if I’m using it. It’s a necessary evil, and there’s no competition for legal writing!
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I wanted to provide a graduating undergraduate mentee with practical resources for law school as a graduation gift. I ordered this and Barron's Law Dictionary: Mass Market Edition. While she hasn't yet used either book, as a law professor, I am confident she will get good use out of both. This is a law school staple. You cannot lose in buying it for a new law student.
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