Why doesn't Kalanchoe bloom?

1. Insufficient light

It is a plant that likes light very much, and light has a great influence on its growth and flowering. If this condition is not met, it will not bloom, so maintain at least 5-6 hours of diffuse light every day, and remember to turn the flowerpot frequently to ensure more even light. Usually you can put it in a place where it can be exposed to light, but it should not be kept in the shade for a long time.

2. Insufficient nutrients

It consumes nutrients to bloom, and if they are not replenished in time, the plant's flowering will be limited. In order to allow it to bloom smoothly, you can provide fertilizer once a week, avoiding nitrogen fertilizers and mainly using phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. This will help it bloom beautiful flowers as soon as possible.

3. The temperature is too low

The low growing temperature is also one of the reasons. The plants are easily damaged by frost and cannot bloom. Start paying attention to weather conditions from the end of autumn, and move the plant indoors for maintenance around the time of Frost Descent.

4. Not pruning in time

If all external conditions are met, but it still only grows leaves and does not bloom, then consider whether it is not pruned in time, resulting in insufficient nutrient supply. You can prune the plant appropriately according to its growth conditions and remove some of the overgrown branches so that more nutrients can be supplied for flowering.