Windowsill kalanchoe bursts with blooms one pot after another, the balcony deliberately has no rain awning

I like to keep kalanchoes on the windowsill, where there is sunlight but no draft, making it the best place to care for kalanchoe. One pot bursts with blooms, then another bursts with blooms

Light accelerates the photosynthesis of kalanchoe and promotes its metabolism. During the flowering period, you can let it get some morning and evening sunlight; the light during these two periods is relatively weak, so kalanchoe can take some of it, and growing it in a bright indoor spot is also fine.

For kalanchoe, a fertile sandy loam with good drainage and slight acidity is best. You can first put some gravel or tiles at the bottom of the pot to ensure the potting soil drains and breathes well.

If you want it to keep bursting with blooms nonstop. When fertilizing during the growing season, open a shallow trench in the potting soil along the edge of the pot, then mix organic fertilizer and a nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer evenly, scatter it into the trench and cover it with soil. Because organic fertilizer has a very long-lasting effect and the nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer is enough for growing leaves during the growing season, no additional fertilizer is needed when the flowering period comes.

For pruning kalanchoe, you can cut off part of the main branches, leaving about 10 cm is enough, let the kalanchoe grow for a period, and when it grows new branches, you can prune it again, which can encourage kalanchoe to bloom more.