Kalanchoe Laetivirens Mother of Thousands

Description

I’ve been growing this plant for a few years now, and it’s actually pretty good at healing skin stuff — things like rashes, minor burns, and inflamed skin. I’ve seen it used more than just as a decorative plant, especially in traditional herbal setups. It’s not as flashy as aloe, but it’s got a solid reputation for reducing inflammation and helping wounds recover.

I’ve got it growing in a small pot at home in Farnworth, Bolton, and I’m letting it go because I’m moving things around. I’ve only got a few more plants I’m selling, so if you’re into plants with real uses, this one might be worth a look.

The money from this sale will go to a charity — I’ve been doing this for a while now, and it’s just something I care about. It’s only £3.15, so it’s not much, but I wanted to share it with someone who might actually use it.

If you’re curious, just reach out — I’ll send a quick photo or describe it better if needed.