How to fertilize Kalanchoe with potassium dihydrogen phosphate, fertilization tips

1. How to apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate

When growing Kalanchoe, you can use potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which can promote the plant to form buds and bloom better, and can also make the flowers more colorful. When using, the concentration of fertilizer is about 1000 times, and it is usually diluted with 1000 times water. After adding water, it can be poured into the potting soil, or sprayed on the plants.

If you want to spray the leaves, you must ensure that the maintenance environment has good ventilation, otherwise fertilizer damage may occur. Fertilization should be done in sunny weather so that the plants will be better able to absorb nutrients.

2. Fertilization techniques

1. Frequency: Pay attention to the frequency when fertilizing Kalanchoe. Don’t fertilize it too frequently. Generally, it is sufficient to fertilize it once every half a month. It is usually necessary to stop fertilizing in winter and summer because the plant may stop growing.

2. Cleaning: When applying fertilizer, if fertilizer gets on the leaves, wash it off as soon as possible. If not handled in time, it is easy to rot.

3. Fertilizer: When the Kalanchoe is in different growth stages, the fertilizer required is also different. When its seedlings are growing, it is mainly necessary to apply some nitrogen fertilizer to help the growth and development of stems and leaves. Before flowering, apply fertilizers with high phosphorus and potassium content. If a large amount of nitrogen fertilizer is also applied, the plant is very likely not to bloom.