The correct way to water Kalanchoe, what to do if you water too much

1. Watering method

If you want the Kalanchoe to grow stronger, you need to water it properly. It is a drought-tolerant plant, so it is better to keep it dry than wet when watering. The normal principle of watering is to water after the soil is dry, and if you water, you must water it thoroughly. When watering, you should slowly tilt the water container against the edge of the pot to allow the water to gradually penetrate deep into the soil. During the maintenance process, it is best not to have a specific watering frequency. The correct method is to water thoroughly when the soil is dry.

2. Tips for watering

Some flower lovers don’t know how to judge whether the soil is dry. In fact, the method is very simple. Before watering, check the color of the soil. If it is whitish and light, it is usually dry. You can also stick chopsticks into the soil and take them out after one minute. If there is water or moisture on the chopsticks, it means the deep soil is not dry yet and you don't need to water it for the time being.

3. What to do if you water too much

In fact, Kalanchoe is a very easy plant to grow. If you water it too much, just take it to a well-ventilated place to let the water evaporate faster. If there is no water accumulation in the potting soil, it will not cause root rot. If the roots have rotted due to excessive watering, the plant should be removed from the pot and the rotten roots should be cut off. The original soil must be disinfected and dried, or replaced directly.