Does Kalanchoe like the sun?

Kalanchoe likes the sun

Kalanchoe is a sun-loving plant, and its growth cannot be separated from sunlight. If you want the plant to bloom brightly and have a long flowering period, you need to give it sufficient light. It should be placed in a well-lit location for maintenance. The more light the better. Just be careful not to expose it to strong sunlight.

Kalanchoe basking in the sun

Kalanchoe prefers a growing environment with sufficient light. It is a light-loving plant. Especially in spring, autumn and winter, it must be guaranteed to have sufficient sunlight. However, the plant is also afraid of strong sunlight. Too strong light will burn its leaves and flowers.

Kalanchoe light

The Kalanchoe plant has relatively high requirements for light, requiring about 4-6 hours of light a day. Just be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. In addition, the newly grafted Kalanchoe also needs sunlight, and it is best to give it some gentle scattered light.

What to do if Kalanchoe wilts in the sun

When the Kalanchoe is sunburned, the leaves will easily become dry, yellow and wilted. At this time, you need to first check the root system of the plant, cut off all the sunburned Kalanchoe leaves, and then put it in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance. Reduce watering appropriately during the later maintenance, and it will generally recover quickly.