How to grow Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is also known as dwarf Kalanchoe. It has a small and exquisite plant, compact shape, emerald green leaves, dense flowers, and high ornamental value. Kalanchoe means good luck and longevity, so it is very popular. Placing a pot of Kalanchoe at home can add a lot of vitality to the home. Now let me introduce to you the cultivation method of Kalanchoe.

How to grow Kalanchoe

1. Temperature. The suitable growth temperature of Kalanchoe is between 15 and 25 degrees. Too high or too low temperature will affect the growth needs of Kalanchoe. Therefore, in the breeding process, it is necessary to avoid the sun exposure in summer and the severe cold in winter.

2. Sunlight. Kalanchoe likes sunlight, so it can be grown in a sunny environment, but it should also be avoided from being exposed to the sun in the summer. In other seasons, it can be grown in a sunny place. Being in a cool place for a long time is not conducive to the growth of Kalanchoe.

3. Watering. Kalanchoe is a drought-resistant flower, so it only needs to be watered once every 3 to 4 days, so it does not require a lot of watering. The principle of watering is to keep the pot soil moist. Pay attention to controlling watering in the wet season to prevent root rot.

4. Fertilization. In the season when Kalanchoe grows vigorously, it is necessary to apply fertilizer every two weeks or so, because Kalanchoe needs sufficient nutrients during its growth period, which is conducive to the Kalanchoe blooming more and more.