How to grow Kalanchoe

1. Breeding environment:

1. Soil selection: Try not to choose heavy soil. Loose soil is best, otherwise it will cause the roots of the Kalanchoe to rot or the leaves to fall.

2. Watering situation: Kalanchoe itself consumes a lot of water, so just keep it moist. There is no need to water it heavily. Too much watering will cause root rot.

3. Light intensity: Adequate sunlight is very beneficial for growing Kalanchoe. But be careful not to make the light intensity too strong, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow. In addition, proper ventilation is also necessary.

4. Temperature: The suitable temperature for Kalanchoe is 20-25℃. High or low temperature will cause Kalanchoe to enter a dormant state.

2. Notes:

1. Change the pot. When growing Kalanchoe, you need to change the pot regularly, usually once every 9-10 months.

2. Rotate the pot: Kalanchoe is phototropic, so when growing it, you should often change the direction of light in the pot so that it can receive light evenly. If the position is not changed for a long time, it will seriously affect the ornamental effect of the Kalanchoe.

2. Prevent pests. This kind of flower is very susceptible to diseases and pests, and anthracnose is the most common. This is mostly due to the soil. This problem will occur if the soil is not clean. Therefore, the soil must be disinfected regularly. Only in this way can we ensure that the Kalanchoe is not harmed by pests.