Does “Kalanchoe” bloom less in winter? Teach you these "4 tricks", the flower buds can't be stopped

Proper topping

If you want the Kalanchoe to have more flower buds, you have to grow more branches. We can promote the growth of the side branches of the Kalanchoe by topping it. If more side buds of Kalanchoe grow, more flower buds will also grow. Many friends who plant Kalanchoe on a large scale use this method to promote the growth of Kalanchoe to achieve the goal of having more Kalanchoe bloom.

Proper light control

This method is to tell everyone not to let the Kalanchoe stay in a comfortable and easy environment for a long time. You can also give it some obstacles so that the growth process of the Kalanchoe is not so smooth. Light control is a good method. Let the Kalanchoe absorb enough sunlight during the day, and cover the Kalanchoe with a black cloth at night. This will allow the Kalanchoe to better promote growth during the day and prompt it to grow new buds.

Learn to control temperature

An appropriate growing environment is conducive to the growth of Kalanchoe. The most preferred growth temperature for Kalanchoe is between 16-26 degrees. We try our best to keep the temperature within this range, so that Kalanchoe can grow as lushly as spring even in winter, and the growth rate can keep up! The temperature is too low in winter, so it is best not to expose the Kalanchoe outdoors for a long time, as it may cause frost damage and other adverse phenomena.

Adequate fertilizer

Every time the flowers of the Kalanchoe wither or stop blooming, it is a good time to add fertilizer to the Kalanchoe. We can choose to apply some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, follow the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently, and try to allow the Kalanchoe to absorb the nutrients thoroughly, so as to supplement the nutrients for flowering and store the nutrients it needs. Fertilizer is essential for flowering plants, but don't be greedy.