A Detailed Guide to Kalanchoe 'Wendy' Care: Easily Grow a Pot Full of Dancing Butterflies

Kalanchoe 'Wendy' is also known as the double flying butterfly, and Kalanchoe 'Wendy' has a very vivid and lifelike appearance, as if it were two butterflies flying wing to wing. Today the Huacaole editor will explain to everyone how to grow our succulent plant Kalanchoe 'Wendy'.

Kalanchoe 'Wendy' Care Methods 

1. Kalanchoe 'Wendy' is a succulent plant in the Crassulaceae family, Kalanchoe genus. The edges of its leaves are not smooth and rounded, but instead appear serrated, and the color is a very deep wine red. Its leaf color is a somewhat dull grayish green mixed with traces of red, exceptionally beautiful and moving. The double flying butterfly's place of origin is southeastern Africa, so it likes a warm, dry environment with plenty of sunlight, and it can also withstand drought and low-temperature environments.

2. When planting the double flying butterfly, avoid low-temperature environments. Be sure not to let it retain standing water, and also reduce the amount of watering, otherwise its roots are prone to rot. When the surrounding air is relatively dry, do not water directly over the top, but instead spray an appropriate amount of water onto its leaves. During the high temperatures of summer, provide it with shading and ventilation, and placing it in a spot with bright light but no direct sunlight will give the best care results.

3. When growing the succulent Kalanchoe 'Wendy', choose a loose, breathable potting soil with good drainage, and the soil must be fertile. Generally, during its growing season, apply a light fertilizer once a month, and be careful not to splash fertilizer onto its leaves, otherwise spots are likely to form and affect its ornamental value.