How to grow Kalanchoe to make it bloom? What is the reason for it not blooming?

1. How to grow it to bloom

1. Suitable temperature: The temperature for maintaining the flowering of Kalanchoe is 15℃, which is the most suitable for it to bloom. The breeding temperature cannot be too low or too high. Generally, when it is higher than 24℃, its flowering will be restricted.

2. Sufficient light: If you want the plant to bloom, you must give it sufficient light. Usually it needs to be exposed to light for 8 hours a day so that it can fully carry out photosynthesis and bloom well.

3. Proper pruning: If the branches and leaves of the plant grow too densely, it will affect its flowering. Useless branches should be cut off to reduce the loss of nutrients and ensure good ventilation, which will also help it bloom.

2. Reasons for not blooming

1. Insufficient fertilizer and water: If the soil lacks water and nutrients during maintenance, the Kalanchoe will grow weaker and will not be easy to bloom. Usually, after entering autumn, it is necessary to apply some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to it, which is helpful for the differentiation of flower buds of the plant.

2. Not the right time: Kalanchoe blooms in winter, so many people have misunderstandings. Generally speaking, if it blooms early, it will bloom in November. Therefore, don’t be anxious, just take care of it patiently.

3. Lack of light: It likes sunlight and needs sufficient light before flowering. If it is exposed to light for a short time, it will not bloom.