Things to note when repotting Kalanchoe, when can the seedlings be repotted?

1. Precautions for changing pots

1. Repotting time: When repotting the Kalanchoe, you need to choose a suitable time. It is not possible to repot the plant during its flowering period. It is best to do it after flowering or during a period of vigorous growth. This way, repotting will cause very little damage to it, and it will adapt to the new pot quickly after repotting.

2. Prepare the soil: The most suitable soil for it needs to have good drainage and air permeability. It can be made by thoroughly mixing garden soil, sand and leaf mold. Therefore, it is important whether the flower soil is suitable for its growth. If heavy clay soil is used, it will affect its growth.

3. Note when removing the plant from the pot: When removing the plant from the pot, you need to take the soil out of the pot completely. Turn the pot upside down and tap it gently to make the soil fall off, but be careful not to damage its root system. After removing the plant from the pot, shake off the soil at the roots, trim off any rotten roots, and then replant.

2. When can the seedlings be slowed down after repotting?

If you are repotting a small seedling and it still has the same soil ball, there is no need to slow down the seedling growth because its growing environment is the same as before and the growth of the plant will not be affected by repotting. If you are repotting a mature plant, you need to keep it in a cool place for four or five days.