Fertilize Kalanchoe like this for green leaves and branches and a bursting pot of blooms

Kalanchoe comes in many colors, with plump, green leaves and branches, and many people like to grow a pot of it. To grow Kalanchoe well, you need to master the fertilizing method; correct fertilization can make the plant grow luxuriantly and bloom beautifully. Below is an introduction to the fertilizing method for Kalanchoe!

Fertilizing method for Kalanchoe:

(1). When planting Kalanchoe, apply sufficient base fertilizer. Place a layer of plastic foam at the bottom of the pot to increase the permeability of the potting soil. Rotten vegetable leaves can be mixed into the soil, and an appropriate amount of bone meal can be added to the base fertilizer to supplement nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers.

(2). Fertilization should be based on the habits of Kalanchoe, and controlled according to different growth stages to ensure that Kalanchoe has enough nutrients. At the seedling stage, generally half a month after shaping, apply 2~3 times of liquid fertilizer mainly based on nitrogen fertilizer to promote the development of stems and leaves.

(3). During flowering, the nutrient demand is high, so after the flowers fade, apply 1 time of liquid fertilizer to make the flowers bloom more and more brilliantly.

(4). In summer, when the temperature is high, fertilization should mainly use fertilizers based on nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to provide sufficient nutrients and meet the needs of Kalanchoe. Be careful not to sprinkle fertilizer onto the leaves and flowers of Kalanchoe; the leaves and flowers are easily burned and then rot, affecting the growth of the plant. If it is accidentally sprinkled on the leaf surface, rinse it off with water in time.

(5). Fertilizing in time during the flowering period of Kalanchoe can promote flowering. Applying 1 time of light fertilizer per month can supplement the nutrients needed for flowering.