Will Kalanchoe freeze to death in winter?

1. Will I freeze to death?

Generally speaking, as long as the Kalanchoe is properly cared for, it will not be frozen to death. There is a big difference in temperature between the north and south. If the outdoor temperature in the south is not particularly low, there is no problem keeping it outdoors over the winter. However, the outdoor temperature in the northern region can be very low, and the plants will definitely be frozen if left outdoors. Therefore, you must take good warming measures and move the plants indoors for maintenance when winter comes.

2. Winter maintenance methods

1. Temperature: If you want the Kalanchoe to safely survive the winter, you should try to adjust the temperature to around 12-15℃. If the temperature is too low, it will affect flowering and wintering.

2. Light: The location for maintenance should have good lighting so that the plant can receive a long period of light every day. Because the winter sun is very mild, there is no need to worry about it getting frozen.

3. Ventilation: Usually the indoor ventilation is not very good. If the indoor space is too closed, it will affect its growth. On sunny days, open the windows more often or leave it outside for a few hours.