Kalanchoe lax care: no shade, no fan, water boldly when dry, and it still blooms all over the balcony

I have so many kalanchoe cuttings that whether they make it through summer no longer matters. That is the luxury of having plenty of backups. These are just left on the balcony, with no shade, no fan, nothing at all. The soil dries out in a day, and when it is dry I water like crazy.

Kalanchoe prefers a warm environment with plenty of light. Generally, water after the potting soil has dried out completely. Kalanchoe is a succulent plant and is fairly drought-tolerant, so it should not be watered too much. If watered too frequently, it will become leggy, and then it will be very difficult for the kalanchoe to bloom. Kalanchoe prefers plenty of sunlight. Kalanchoe only needs this kind of care, and its flowers last as long as half a year, making it very suitable for growing at home.

Kalanchoe prefers a warm environment with plenty of light. Generally, water after the potting soil has dried out completely. Kalanchoe is a succulent plant and is fairly drought-tolerant, so it cannot be watered too much. If watered too frequently, it instead easily becomes leggy, and then it will be very difficult for it to bloom. After kalanchoe finishes blooming, first cut off the flower bud portion. Generally, cut off the upper part of the flowering branch together with the spent flowers. Because flowering times differ, pruning can be done in stages according to each plant's flowering time.

The daily light exposure only needs to be kept at 4 to 8 hours. During the growing period, light exposure can be longer than during the flowering period, but for plants that generally do not bloom, flower buds will appear after about one short-light treatment.