Moon Rabbit is grown for its soft-looking leaves. Keep water off crowded leaf joints and make sure the pot dries between waterings.
Keep the fuzzy leaves intact
Moon rabbit is commonly used for a fuzzy-leaved kalanchoe such as Kalanchoe tomentosa. Confirm the label before choosing winter conditions. Its hairs are part of the leaf surface, not dust that needs frequent scrubbing or washing.
Look at light and the base together
Provide bright conditions and increase sun exposure gradually. Widely separated leaves on weak new stems can indicate inadequate light. A soft base, especially in a heavy wet pot, needs a root inspection rather than another move toward the window alone.
Water according to drying
Use a draining succulent mix and allow suitable drying between waterings. Let the surplus leave the container, including any decorative cover. There is no useful universal instruction to water every week regardless of pot size and season.
Renew sound growth carefully
Remove damaged material and use appropriate healthy stem cuttings if propagation is wanted. Avoid keeping fuzzy leaves and a wounded stem base continually wet. Supply modest nutrition during healthy growth rather than feeding a deteriorating plant more strongly.
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