Grafting a Kalanchoe onto a Jade Plant: Learn It in 5 Minutes, High Survival Rate, One Plant Blooms in Multiple Colors

The survival rate of grafting a Kalanchoe onto a Jade Plant is very high, since both belong to the Crassulaceae family of succulent plants. The Jade Plant is a subshrub succulent of the Crassulaceae family, while the Kalanchoe is a succulent of the genus Kalanchoe in the Crassulaceae family, and both are succulents. So grafting them is very easy to succeed at. The grafting method is also very simple, and you can even enjoy multiple colors of flowers on one plant; after grafting, the plant grows more vigorously. Let's take a look below.

First, prepare healthy, plump Kalanchoe branches (if you like multiple colors, you can prepare branches of several different colors, so that one plant will bloom in multiple colors).

Cut the bottom of the Kalanchoe branch into a wedge shape with a sterilized small knife.

Then choose a non-lignified Jade Plant branch, also cut its cut surface into a wedge shape with the small knife, and insert the prepared Kalanchoe branch into the Jade Plant branch.

Finally, secure it. You can use a plastic bag or plastic wrap, wrap it around the joint, water it thoroughly once, and place it in a cool, ventilated spot.

Generally, after 20 days, if the Kalanchoe leaves are no longer soft, it proves the graft has succeeded! If you want it to bloom normally after grafting, the care afterward is also very important! The Kalanchoe and the Jade Plant share many similarities in growing habits, which is also why the two are grafted together!

For the successfully grafted plant, remember to wait until it has fully taken before placing the pot in a spot with ample light and good ventilation for care and management. Since both the Jade Plant and the Kalanchoe are succulents, they usually have strong drought tolerance, so you should only water when the potting soil has dried out. Never water while the soil is still wet, otherwise it may cause root suffocation or root rot. When the summer sun is strong, provide appropriate shade to prevent the leaves from sunburn.

The biggest advantage of grafting this way is that the flowers are also very beautiful, and pests and diseases are relatively reduced. If you are interested, you can give it a try too.

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