Why won't your Kalanchoe bloom? The reason is here

Summer is here, and many flower lovers want to keep a few pots of flowers at home. Their ornamental value is very high, and they can be grown either hydroponically or in soil. However, some flower lovers say that their Kalanchoe, which they nursed back to health, grows very well, and then slowly begins to grow only leaves instead of turning yellow, and it also yellowes easily. Although some flower lovers think the leaves alone do not look good, it is still fine. But after all, Kalanchoe is a potted flower. How can it not bloom? Today, the editor will teach everyone a trick to improve Kalanchoe and make it bloom.

First, let us first look at the reasons why Kalanchoe grows leaves but does not bloom:

1. Evaporation in summer is relatively fast, so one of the reasons it does not bloom may be that too much watering causes root waterlogging, or the watered roots cannot absorb nutrients.

2. Kalanchoe prefers light, so you must usually maintain enough light, otherwise Kalanchoe can easily drop buds during the budding stage.

3. Kalanchoe likes loose, breathable soil. If the soil is too sticky or easily forms a hard slab, it will cause Kalanchoe to grow only leaves and not bloom.

4. During the budding stage, Kalanchoe must not be watered on the buds, as this will cause the buds to rot at the center.

5. When new leaves begin to turn white, remember to fertilize.

Since the reason Kalanchoe only grows leaves and does not bloom has been summarized, we can use this little trick to save Kalanchoe buds. Although Kalanchoe is very happy, in summer you must pay attention to shading, otherwise evaporation will be faster and lead to long-term water shortage. As long as they are not in the budding stage, we can spray enough water on the leaves.

In addition, for the problem of Kalanchoe deficiency, we can collect fruit peels from home and put them into a bottle, adding an appropriate amount of water for fermentation. When the color of the water begins to change, it can be used to water Kalanchoe. Do not worry that burning Kalanchoe with fertilizer for too long will burn it. It can also make Kalanchoe green and blooming, thief-beautiful!

Flower lovers who like Kalanchoe but cannot grow them can try this little trick. If you have any flowering experience, you can share it with everyone in the comment box below

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Kalanchoe is a favorite of many flower lovers. Not only is its flowering period long, but cultivation is also relatively simple. As long as it is cared for well, Kalanchoe easily bursts with blooms. However, during this period, I always hear flower lovers tell me that the Kalanchoe they grow does not bloom no matter how long it takes. It may be that your method is wrong. "Kalanchoe" only grows leaves and does not bloom? Teach you a little method. If you do not get it, it will "explode the pot"

Generally speaking, this situation should be caused by too much watering and insufficient lighting. Just adjust the breeding method according to Kalanchoe's habits.

Place Kalanchoe on the balcony and ensure more than 4 hours of light every day. Summer is coming soon, or you must provide proper shade. If the leaves have already grown very long, you need to trim them. The timing of shading is very particular; it is best before sunset and after sunrise.

When it is time to bloom, you must control watering. If the soil is not dry, do not water. There are still some things to do before flowering, which is to fertilize the flowers and do the flowering work.

The commonly used flower fertilizer is egg yolk. Egg yolk contains a large amount of phosphorus and potassium and can supplement Kalanchoe with phosphorus-potassium fertilizer. The specific method is to dig a small hole on one side of the flowerpot, then pour in the egg yolk, but do not put in too much; one fifth is enough, then fill it with soil. The frequency of adding egg yolk should be controlled well; the egg can be used within 10 days.

In the comment section two days ago, I saw a friend asking about her Kalanchoe, why it only grows leaves and does not bloom. Did she buy a fake Kalanchoe? In fact, if you keep it well, Kalanchoe blooms easily. Kalanchoe is a flower with good ornamental value. There are many flowers and blooms. Many flower lovers also like to keep Kalanchoe. Keep a pot at home, and there will be flowers all year round. As a reward, Kalanchoe does not need high soil; choose fertile, breathable soil.

But many flower lovers will feel sad: with the same care, why have other people's flowers already bloomed in a pot, while their own, as shown in the picture below, the garden is not, always the same, and looks a little chilling!

In fact, keeping Kalanchoe is not difficult. As long as you do these 2 things, the flowers will fill the pot!

1. Lighting

Kalanchoe likes a well-lit environment and can tolerate a semi-shady environment, but plants grown in a semi-shady environment often have smaller stems and weaker leaves. In fact, when the above phenomenon occurs, lighting is the bigger factor. Move Kalanchoe to a well-lit place. Kalanchoe's light should be well controlled, and it should be placed on the balcony to receive light. As long as it is properly shaded in summer, to make the Kalanchoe plant's flowers even, attention should be paid to changing the direction of the flowerpot frequently. This allows the plant to receive light evenly.

Ensure Kalanchoe gets more than 4 hours of sunlight!

2. Fertilizing

Kalanchoe likes fertilizer. Insufficient or unbalanced fertilizer may affect the growth of Kalanchoe plants. Usually, Kalanchoe flowers are planted in pots, and about 15 days after planting, a higher-nitrogen liquid fertilizer must be applied. A nitrogen-based liquid fertilizer can promote the growth and development of Kalanchoe stems and leaves,

During the growth process of Kalanchoe, sufficient nutrients are also needed. Therefore, during the growing season of Kalanchoe, NPK fertilizer should be applied to Kalanchoe within about two weeks. Only fertilizer with NPK can meet the growth needs of Kalanchoe during this period, which is beneficial to the growth of Kalanchoe, beneficial to the growth of Kalanchoe, and promotes the flowering of Kalanchoe.

In the early flowering stage of Kalanchoe, its nutrients must not be reduced, otherwise it will inevitably lead to narrower leaves, fewer flowers, and fewer blooms. After flowering, add liquid fertilizer (the concentration of the selected fertilizer must be low), once a month. That is enough. It can bloom and bloom more beautifully, which can prevent the plant from becoming smaller and the leaves from becoming lighter after the flowering period.

Note: When fertilizing Kalanchoe, do not sprinkle fertilizer on the leaves. Do not spray fertilizer on Kalanchoe's leaves and flowers. Fertilizer will burn and rot Kalanchoe and affect its normal growth and development. After fertilizing, be sure to remember to promptly wash off fertilizer fragments on Kalanchoe, with no residue left.