What to do when Kalanchoe leaves turn soft and curl? Do this and flower buds will cover the branches

Kalanchoe is a common household flower. During cultivation, people often run into the problem of leaves turning soft and curling, which is clearly caused by improper care. Let's take a look at the solutions below!

(1). Not adapting to the pot:

A Kalanchoe that has just been transplanted or repotted has not adapted to the pot, and its roots have not grown, so they will not absorb nutrients and water, resulting in a state of water deficiency, and the leaves will turn soft and lose their luster. This situation is normal, and you need to wait for the plant to gradually adapt to the pot, and the condition will ease.

When repotting, note that the prepared soil must be disinfected and sterilized, otherwise diseases are likely to occur, and if the roots are damaged, it will be very difficult for the plant to adapt to the pot. Handle it carefully during the operation to avoid damaging the roots.

(2). Root rot:

If a Kalanchoe has root rot, the leaves will lose their luster, turn soft and wilt. The plant relies on its roots to absorb water and nutrients, so when there is a water deficiency, the leaves turn soft and curl.

First, you need to check the extent of root rot, trim off the rotten root parts, wash the roots, and be careful during the operation to avoid damaging the roots. Then dry the roots and repot and transplant them again.