Precautions for transplanting Kalanchoe How to manage and maintain the newly transplanted Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe has rich colors, small and cute flowers, and beautiful meaning. It is a good home potted plant. After sowing the Kalanchoe seeds for a while, you can see lush green buds covering the flowerpot.

When the seedlings grow to about 5 cm, they need to be transplanted to ensure the nutrients and space required for growth. In addition, after 1-2 years of maintenance, the nutrients in the soil of the Kalanchoe will be completely absorbed and the soil will become compacted. At this time, for the better growth of the Kalanchoe, it needs to be transplanted.

The most suitable temperature for the growth of Kalanchoe is 15-25℃. It prefers a cool environment. In order to ensure better survival and later growth and development when transplanting, it is generally chosen in March-April in spring and August-September in autumn. During this period, the temperature is suitable and the temperature difference is small, which is very suitable for plant growth.

Key points for transplanting Kalanchoe

1. When transplanting Kalanchoe, you need to prepare new potting soil in advance. Choose loose, breathable and fertile soil. You can mix garden soil, river sand, leaf mold and base fertilizer. It can be used only after being exposed to the sun for sterilization.

2. When transplanting the Kalanchoe seedlings, they need to be brought with them to avoid damaging the root system. Place the Kalanchoe seedlings with the soil ball directly into the treated soil, compact the soil, and water thoroughly. When transplanting the Kalanchoe by division, the old and rotten roots need to be trimmed off, and then disinfected before planting.

Kalanchoe transplanting management

After transplanting, Kalanchoe should be placed in a cool and ventilated place. It should not be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise it will damage the plant and affect its survival. After the seedlings or plants have grown stably, they can be slowly exposed to scattered light.