Which varieties of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana are easy to grow and beautiful

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, a perennial succulent herb, blooms around February to May, and its flowers in full bloom are colorful. It is now very popular for decorating homes. Kalanchoe blossfeldiana not only carries the beautiful meaning of prolonging life, but when placed in a room it can also release oxygen at night, which can improve our sleep quality.

There are quite a few varieties of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana. Today I will introduce a few varieties that are relatively easy to grow and beautiful, to see if any of them win you over.

Chunguang: Chunguang has a very ethereal color, and its petals are layered again and again, very beautiful. In addition, giving it different lighting will also change the color of the petals.

Fuse Zi: Fuse Zi has short internodes and good branching, making it a very good variety. Its flowers are single-petaled, small and delicate, and quite special.

Hailun: It is tall, and both its plant shape and flower shape are relatively free-form, making it fairly easy to grow.

Jinbian Dan: Golden edges surround orange-red single petals, small and cute. This one is my favorite. I have always liked orange things, as they always give people a warm feeling, haha.

Sanse Dan: It has a tall plant shape, rich flower colors, and delicate, cute petals. Many flower lovers are especially fond of Sanse Dan.

Do you like these beautiful Kalanchoe blossfeldiana? Which kinds do you have at home? Compared with other flowers, Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is still relatively easy to grow. If you want it to fill the pot, you must do a good job with the following care points:

Soil: Soil is the medium through which plants continuously absorb nutrients, just as people need to eat rice every day to replenish energy. For growing Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, I generally choose slightly acidic sandy soil, which has relatively good air permeability. Then pair it with a clay pot. When potting, place a layer of coal cinders or broken tile pieces at the bottom of the flower pot, and add a little bone meal or fish intestines as base fertilizer, to ensure the flower has sufficiently abundant nutrients.

2. Water control: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana likes cool conditions and fears heat, and enters dormancy in summer. At this time, because it needs shading and cooling, it also cannot be watered too much. Usually, when you have nothing to do, do not water it for fun. Wait until its potting soil is completely dry and the leaves are a bit wilted, then water it thoroughly once, and then wait until it dries out completely again before watering.

3. Fertilizer control: To promote more and more vividly colored flowers, fertilizer is certainly indispensable. Generally, fertilizing once every half month is enough. Choose a nutrient solution specially made for flowers, with balanced nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements, which can promote flowering and rooting.

4. Kalanchoe blossfeldiana can tolerate a semi-shaded environment, but sufficient light conditions are still best. Ensure at least four hours of light each day, and rotate the pot once every half month to make the plant shape fuller.