How to water a mother of thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana)? The correct method and precautions

1. Spring

Watering in spring is quite ordinary, because temperatures during this period are relatively warm, its water loss is not high, so we only need to wait until it dries out before replenishing water. However, every time we water, we must remember to control the amount well and must not let water accumulate in the pot.

And another thing we need to do in spring is repot it, as only this way can we ensure it gets enough nutrients. After repotting, be sure to remember to water it, because it has not yet fully adapted to the new pot. If it loses the nourishment of water at this time, it can easily die.

2. Summer

At this time temperatures are higher, and the potting soil dries out easily, so the intervals between waterings are relatively short. We should check on its condition every one or two days. Generally speaking, we need to keep the potting soil in a state that is moist but not with too much water, and we must not let water accumulate, because if water accumulates it can easily lead to root rot and leaf drop.

3. Autumn

After autumn arrives, we should water a little less, because by this time the temperature has gradually dropped. When the temperature is not high, the rate at which it loses water also decreases. As long as we can make sure it has not dried out completely, that means it can survive.

4. Winter

Although temperatures in winter are also quite low, as long as we keep the temperature above 0°C, we can ensure it survives this winter well. However, even though the temperature is relatively low, we still cannot forget to replenish its water, because a lack of water may affect it.