The flowers of Kalanchoe are scattered and not thriving, but if you feed them an "egg yolk", the flowers will bloom unstoppably!

Autumn is here, and the flowers have endured a hot summer and can finally stretch their muscles. Now almost every pot is growing taller. Plants that bloom in winter, such as Kalanchoe, are also busy now. However, if you want Kalanchoe to bloom abundantly in winter, Huahua has a little trick: feed it some "egg yolk"!

Kalanchoe is a kind of succulent plant. Its flowers are small, but they come in many colors and are very beautiful. It needs sufficient nutrients to ensure growth during the growing period. The favorite fertilizer of Kalanchoe is compound organic fertilizer containing phosphorus. Putting egg yolk into the soil for fermentation can provide this nutrient element after it is decomposed. Now Huahua will tell you how to use egg yolk for Kalanchoe.

In fact, you don't need a lot of egg yolks to grow flowers. If the diameter of the flower pot is half a meter, you only need two at most. In other cases, one egg yolk is enough and you may not even be able to use it all. The first thing we need to do is separate the egg yolk from the egg, then dig a few small holes around the soil in the flowerpot, remember to keep away from the roots of the flowers, and finally drop a few drops of the egg liquid we prepared, cover it with soil and it's done.

In this way, the egg yolk can provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of Kalanchoe after a long period of fermentation in the soil, so there is no need to worry about flowering. In fact, it is not only necessary to understand the little tricks of growing flowers, but also you need to work hard on the daily maintenance methods of Kalanchoe.

Kalanchoe is different from other flowering flowers. It likes to grow in a sunny environment. The stronger the light, the better it grows. So when we take care of it at home, we must pay attention to placing it in a sunny place. It only needs a little shade at noon. Kalanchoe does not require much water. It only needs to be watered once every two or three days on average. After entering its dormant period in winter, it is necessary to control the water to avoid root rot and waterlogging.

As I just said, Kalanchoe needs fertilizer during its growth period. You can apply a thin layer of fertilizer once every half a month to ensure that Kalanchoe has enough nutrients for its growth. When the Kalanchoe reaches its peak growth period in spring, remember to pinch the top of the plant, which can promote branch differentiation and make it look more beautiful when it blooms.

If you also have Kalanchoe at home, you can start taking care of it now so that it will be more beautiful when it blooms in winter and spring!