Kalanchoe Oricula Flapjack, botanically known as Kalanchoe luciae ‘Oricula’, is a distinctive mutation of the classic Flapjack Succulent discovered by Ron van Leeuwen. While regular Kalanchoe luciae forms broad, flat paddle leaves, ‘Oricula’ produces unusual leaves that curl and roll backward, creating a playful shape often compared to rabbit ears or little tongues. The leaves have a narrowed base that widens toward the top, often growing up to 6 inches long. Their colour ranges from grey green to yellow green, with attractive red margins that become more intense in bright light or cooler winter temperatures. Under ideal conditions, the foliage can flush vibrant red, making this quirky cultivar both sculptural and colourful.