Does Kalanchoe like the sun?

Kalanchoe likes the sun

Kalanchoe likes the sun, it prefers the sun, so if the Kalanchoe does not see the sun for a long time, it cannot grow. It is best to give it more sun, so as to ensure that it can bloom on time. If it is winter, you can expose it to the sun at noon. The temperature at this time is not very low and will not freeze the plant.

Kalanchoe basking in the sun

Kalanchoe needs sunlight. It is not afraid of the sun and can generally be exposed to the sun for a long time. However, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight when the temperature is high in summer. It generally needs appropriate shade.

Kalanchoe light

Kalanchoe has relatively high requirements for light. Generally, it needs light very much during the growth period. It is best to ensure that it has about 8 hours of light a day. Generally, you can give it some scattered light after repotting, and then you can expose it to the sun normally after it grows normally.

What to do if Kalanchoe wilts in the sun

If the Kalanchoe is wilted due to the sun, you first need to stop exposing it to light, then trim off some of the sunburned branches and leaves, and water it in time to ensure that the soil is moist. Generally, it will resume growth after about a week of care.