Christmas cactus and kalanchoe dropping flower buds? Learn this method and you will see flowers but no leaves

When the kalanchoe has just grown two or three flower buds, we first pick them off. This way, the buds that are cut off will all be different in size, and it can also encourage the kalanchoe to bloom into a cluster shape, and it can also increase the number of flower buds, so you must be ruthless. Kalanchoe likes a sunny environment, so if it is placed in a dark place, it will directly affect the kalanchoe's blooming

If the kalanchoe does not get sunlight, it will grow leggy, and in this way the nutrients will all be lost. The flowering period of the kalanchoe is very long, so the nutrients consumed are also very many. You must frequently apply light fertilizer, applying it twice a month. After the kalanchoe blooms, we need to cut off the spent flowers, otherwise it will affect the next blooming

If the Christmas cactus is to bloom, first of all the temperature must not be too low, but the temperature also must not be too high, otherwise it will cause the flower buds to drop. If the Christmas cactus flower buds never open, it may be because there are too many flower buds. We just need to pick off some of the flower buds with poor growth. When the Christmas cactus blooms, it needs sufficient nutrients. During the bud stage, some fertilizer should be sprayed appropriately, and fertilization should be stopped after blooming