Kalanchoe leaves are soft and wilted again - let me teach you a trick for fast growth and flower buds bursting out everywhere

The leaves of the kalanchoe are turning yellow - what is going on?

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From your picture, your kalanchoe's leaves are soft and showing signs of yellowing. Clearly it is lacking nutrients and water. Most likely a lack of water. Has it been a long time since you watered it? If you think you have been watering quite often and it is not caused by lack of water, then there is only one cause: its root system has developed root rot. I can see white spots on your leaves too - you must have sprayed mancozeb or carbendazim, right? If you sprayed and it still did not help, then you need to deal with it using the method below.

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It is autumn now. Kalanchoe should clearly be growing fast now, and you should be able to see it growing quickly, but your plant is no longer growing and is even showing yellow leaves. What you need to do now is repot it with fresh soil. Repotting in autumn - after repotting, it can recover quickly and grow quickly, and when winter comes, as long as light and fertiliser keep up, it will be able to bloom directly. When repotting, check the root system, cut off any rotten and poor roots, soak the roots in mancozeb, and plant in new soil. Sterilise the new soil well. After planting, place it in a well-ventilated spot with a bit of scattered light. Once you see the leaves recover, you can resume normal fertilising, watering and sun exposure.

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In fact, when a kalanchoe is in a poorly ventilated spot or is overwatered, its leaves will show this kind of condition. If you notice it, deal with it promptly and repot it with fresh soil promptly, and it can be solved very well. It is autumn now, which is fairly suitable for repotting. Hurry and repot it with fresh soil.

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