What to do if Kalanchoe only grows leaves but does not bloom

1. Pruning and replanting

Although Kalanchoe is a perennial flower, if it is cultivated for too long, it will become weaker and weaker. Therefore, the mother plant of Kalanchoe should be pruned every year, or the tender branches at the front of the branches should be cut every year and re-grafted. Only in this way can the Kalanchoe grow healthily and bloom luxuriantly.

2. Scientific fertilization

If it contains too much nitrogen fertilizer and insufficient phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, it will mainly engage in nutritional growth, its branches and leaves will grow lush, but flowering will be inhibited. Therefore, it is necessary to add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to it, which can effectively help it bloom.

3. Control lighting

The light exposure of Kalanchoe needs to be controlled during the period of flower bud formation. If the light conditions cannot meet the needs of flower bud differentiation of Kalanchoe, it will be difficult for it to bloom.