Will Kalanchoe bloom in the same year it is taken from cuttings?

1. Flowering time after cutting

After it is grafted, it can bloom in the same year, and it will bloom after three months.

2. Maintenance

1. Light: It likes sunshine, but cannot tolerate strong light. In order to meet its light needs, it needs at least six hours of sunlight a day. It can receive normal light in the morning and afternoon, and needs appropriate shade at noon.

2. Temperature: The growth temperature of cuttings should be kept at around 20 degrees. This temperature can help the incision heal and is conducive to root growth.

3. Soil: The soil used for cuttings should have good drainage. Such soil can remove excess water in the soil and prevent the cuttings from rotting. In addition to the requirements for drainage, there are also requirements for looseness. The oxygen content of soil with high looseness is higher than that of ordinary soil, which is very beneficial for the rooting of cuttings.

4. Watering: When watering cuttings, do not water too much, just make the soil slightly moist. Too much watering will cause the bottom of the branches to rot, and too little watering will not achieve the purpose of watering.

5. Maintenance after rooting: After the cuttings take root, they need to be cultivated in an environment with relatively high humidity. If the air is too dry, it will cause the leaves of the plant to develop poorly. If properly maintained, it can produce flower buds in three months.