Feed the kalanchoe some black beans and it goes crazy, one pot sprouted 150 heads

Kalanchoe has a very long flowering period and is a very eye-catching flower in autumn and winter. Many friends grow kalanchoe, but even though they grow it, it just will not grow. Other people's kalanchoe blooms in brilliant colors with lush green, while yours has just one stem, thin and weak. How do others grow theirs?

Today I am sharing a flower friend's experience growing kalanchoe. One kalanchoe grew more than 150 branches. Unbelievable, I am truly envious and jealous

The flower friend grows it outdoors. After pruning the branches in spring, they used sheep manure. When repotting, they added fermented sheep manure, fermenting the black-bean-like sheep manure and crushing it before use. After pruning the branches, it was kept outdoors the whole time.

Usually use a little self-fermented soybean water, that is, put a handful of cooked soybeans in a plastic bucket, then leave it in the sun to ferment for a month. When watering, dilute with 10 times the water to water the kalanchoe, about once every half a month. Never use soybean water indoors, haha, it stinks too much

Indoors you can use sheep manure. Every month you can bury a little sheep manure into the potting soil and that is enough

Look at this pot of kalanchoe, it is so vigorous it defies all reason. I do not dare to pinch the tops anymore. One pot has more than 150 heads. If I pinch the tops, would it not go crazy

Compare it with your kalanchoe, one is in heaven and the other is underground

Hurry and go find sheep manure

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