Mix a little of this into the soil when rooting Kalanchoe cuttings, and they will root fast, propagating 50 pots in two months

Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana), as a typical balcony flower, has always been loved by everyone for its rich colors. Although the flowers of Kalanchoe are not large, they bloom densely, and a single pot in full bloom is like a tiny garden. Many flower lovers grow several colors at once, and the balcony looks absolutely stunning.

The reason so many people grow Kalanchoe is also because the whole flower market promotes it. It is cheap, and on top of that this plant is easy to grow, so more and more people are growing it. Many people want to propagate Kalanchoe themselves by cuttings, since Kalanchoe cuttings are very easy to keep alive. Next, Potted Plant Nook shares tips for getting Kalanchoe cuttings to survive faster.

When taking Kalanchoe cuttings, it is recommended to take several pots at once, so you can calculate the survival rate. For each small pot, it is best to record how much you water and how much light it gets, so you have a comparison, and next time you take Kalanchoe cuttings you will have a basis to go on. All right, let's continue with the tips for taking Kalanchoe cuttings. Before talking about cutting techniques, we first need to understand the growing habits of Kalanchoe. Its suitable growing temperature is 15-25°C; it likes a warm, slightly humid environment with plenty of sunlight, and fertile sandy loam is ideal.

If you want Kalanchoe to root fast and have a high survival rate, the most practical method is to mix "it" into the potting soil, namely the aspirin in the picture below.

Verified by countless flower lovers, aspirin has powerful effects: it not only promotes plant rooting and revives plants, but also promotes sturdy roots and stems and improves the roots' ability to absorb nutrients.Mixing aspirin powder into the cutting medium for flowers is equivalent to a natural rooting powder. And it is in no way inferior to any rooting agent on the market. What's more, watering flowers with the liquid from dissolved aspirin tablets can make plant leaves fresher and greener. It makes potted fruit trees bear more fruit.

Aspirin is a natural plant rooting agent. Besides crushing it into powder and mixing it into the cutting soil, you can also dissolve the tablets and then soak the Kalanchoe cuttings in the liquid for 2-3 hours, which likewise promotes revival and rooting. This method is not only suitable for rooting Kalanchoe cuttings; rooting rubber tree (Ficus elastica) cuttings and potted Chinese rose (Rosa chinensis) also work.

That is all for the tips on getting Kalanchoe to root fast,Besides this clever trick, you can also use willow branch soaking liquid as a rooting agent, which can achieve the same rooting effect. This gardening wisdom all comes from daily life. To grow flowers well, you have to put your heart into it!

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