How to repot the Kalanchoe? What to do if it wilts after repotting?

1. Steps for changing pots

1. Time: The time for repotting should be chosen carefully. It is recommended to do it in spring or autumn. It is not possible to repot in the hot summer or cold winter.

2. Prepare the soil: When repotting, you need to prepare suitable soil. You should use loose soil with good fertility. You can mix leaf mold, garden soil, river sand and perlite. In order to make it grow better, you should also add some base fertilizer to the soil.

3. Remove from the pot: Take the Kalanchoe out of the pot. If you just want to repot it, you can keep the original soil in the pot. If the soil needs to be changed, it needs to be cleaned, and the movements should be gentle when cleaning the soil. Afterwards, check and if there are any rotten roots, they need to be completely cut off.

4. Disinfection: After pruning the roots of the plant, you need to use carbendazim for disinfection, or add some charcoal powder to the soil. This is to allow the roots of the plant to recover faster and reduce the chance of infection.

5. Potting: Put some stones at the bottom of the pot, then put the prepared soil in it, place the Kalanchoe in the center of the pot, and fill the gaps around the roots with soil. Finally, place the flower pot in a cool place and wait for about 5 days and it will gradually recover.

2. What to do if the plant wilts after repotting?

The Kalanchoe needs to be slowed down after being repotted. During this period, the plant does not grow vigorously and looks wilted. This is because it has not yet adapted to the environment. Once it gets used to it, this phenomenon will disappear.