How to grow longevity flowers What should you pay attention to when growing longevity flowers

Kalanchoe is a beautiful succulent plant with thick green leaves, a long flowering period, and bright flowers with high ornamental value. It is usually suitable for potted plants and cultivated at home. It has strong vitality, but there are some things that need special attention during the cultivation process, and it is necessary to master its correct cultivation method.

How to grow Kalanchoe

1. Soil and light

When cultivating Kalanchoe, soil and light are two important conditions. When potting it, it is best to use garden soil, river sand and leaf mold to prepare the potting soil. You can also add an appropriate amount of bone meal as base fertilizer. In addition, Kalanchoe likes sunlight but is afraid of strong light. After entering midsummer, it is necessary to shade it. In the process of cultivation, the flower pot should be turned frequently to allow it to receive light evenly.

2. Water and fertilizer

Water and fertilizer are also two important aspects of Kalanchoe cultivation. This plant contains a lot of water in its body and is drought-resistant. It should not be overwatered during cultivation. It is enough to water it 1 to 2 times a week. When the weather is dry, you can spray water on its leaves. Kalanchoe has a large demand for fertilizer during cultivation. It should be fertilized every 15 to 20 days. It is best to choose a thin liquid fertilizer.

Things to note when growing Kalanchoe

1. Pruning

When growing Kalanchoe, you must pay attention to pruning, especially after it enters the peak growth season, you must pinch off the tips in time to promote branching. This will make the Kalanchoe you grow fuller. After its flowering period, you must also cut off the remaining flowers and dead branches in time to prevent them from consuming too much nutrients.

2. Temperature

When growing Kalanchoe, you should also pay attention to temperature regulation. This plant likes a warm and humid environment. It grows best when the outside temperature is between 20 and 28 degrees. However, during its growth period, the daytime temperature should not exceed 30 degrees, and the nighttime temperature should not exceed 18 degrees. After entering winter, you should move Kalanchoe to a warm environment. If the ambient temperature is below 8 degrees, its leaves will turn red, and it will affect its flowering period.