Kalanchoe leaves turning soft, yellow and drooping? Grow it this way and it will bloom in clusters

Potted kalanchoe, also called the longevity flower, is easy to plant and easy to care for, which is already the consensus among most flower lovers, and it is a widely popular succulent herbaceous plant. Its leaves are waxy like those of a cactus and have high ornamental value. When it is not blooming, the clusters of scalloped leaves are also very beautiful.

Potted kalanchoe, with its plump and glossy leaves forming a low-growing clump that stays emerald green all year round, is very beautiful. But if the leaves turn yellow, it will directly affect the plant's ornamental value. Is the plant short of water? The reason is not that simple.

Kalanchoe, when grown at home, should be placed in a spot with direct sunlight all year round, but if the light is too intense, the leaves can also become soft and the leaf edges dry and yellow. Especially in summer, appropriate shading is needed to avoid too-strong light causing the leaves to yellow and wilt.

Kalanchoe is a light-loving plant, so in the other seasons it still needs to be placed in a spot with plenty of sunlight. In daily care, if the light is insufficient, it can also cause the leaves to yellow, thin and drop, and the number of flowers will also decrease.

Overwatering can also easily cause yellow leaves on kalanchoe, so watering should follow the principle of "water thoroughly only after the soil has dried out." Potted kalanchoe has fairly good drought tolerance, so it does not need a lot of watering; just keep the potting soil slightly moist.

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