How to grow a Kalanchoe? Master 5 tips and the flowering period can last up to half a year

I. How to grow a Kalanchoe

1. Kalanchoe is also called kalanchoe. In terms of its growing environment, the Kalanchoe likes a warm, humid environment with plenty of sunlight. The most suitable growing temperature for the Kalanchoe is between 18 and 20 degrees Celsius, and the soil for growing it is best chosen as a relatively moist sandy soil.

2. During the growth process of the Kalanchoe, it is relatively tolerant of drought, so never water it excessively. During the rainy season, avoid letting it be exposed to prolonged rain, and give it a dry, well-ventilated environment.

3. During the rooting process of the Kalanchoe, the root system is relatively fragile. If watered excessively, it is very likely to cause its root system to rot.

4. When the temperature is relatively high in summer, be sure to avoid prolonged exposure of the Kalanchoe to strong sunlight, pay attention to shading it, and it is best to let it enjoy about four hours of sunlight each day to ensure better growth.

5. Regarding fertilization, it is best to fertilize once every half a month. For the fertilizer, it is recommended that everyone choose decomposed liquid fertilizer or organic fertilizer, which helps it grow stronger. If you want the Kalanchoe to bloom abundantly and profusely, it has a great demand for fertilizer during the peak flowering period. Before flowering, apply a fertilizer mainly of phosphorus and potassium once a week to promote the differentiation of flower buds. If you can do all of the above, I believe your Kalanchoe will definitely grow better and better, full of vitality.

II. When is the flowering period of the Kalanchoe

Under normal circumstances, the Kalanchoe blooms only once a year, but the flowering period of the Kalanchoe is very long, from December each year to April of the following year, with a flowering period of more than 4 months, which is why it got the name Kalanchoe.