How to grow Kalanchoe to make it bloom

1. Watering method

When growing Kalanchoe, it should be kept in a slightly humid environment and not over-watered. Once the plant's water needs are met, it will grow faster. Generally speaking, it needs to be watered once every 3-4 days. The watering frequency can be shortened in hot weather, and water should be strictly controlled in winter.

2. Plenty of sunshine

Kalanchoe prefers to grow in an environment with sufficient light, so you should ensure that the maintenance location can receive enough sunlight, and give the plant at least 4 hours of light every day. If you grow it indoors, it is best to move it outdoors for a while every day and rotate the flowerpot frequently so that the plant can see sunlight from every direction.

3. Proper pruning

During its growth period, it needs to be pruned repeatedly, and pinching can be used to help the growth of side branches. It is also necessary to promptly cut off withered flowers, weak branches and leaves, and branches and leaves that have grown too long. This is done to prevent the loss of nutrients. Only in this way can it have the effect of bursting the pot.

4. Suitable temperature

If the temperature is controlled within an appropriate range, the plant will grow faster and will be more likely to bloom. Therefore, try to keep the temperature around 18-30℃ and avoid rapid temperature increase or decrease. If the climate is unstable, take appropriate protective measures.