How to care for kalanchoe after autumn pruning so it blooms a second time

Two weeks ago, the editor pruned a potted kalanchoe that had yellow leaves. Although the pruned kalanchoe looked almost bare, after a period of care and management, it has now produced a second bloom. So how should you care for kalanchoe after autumn pruning so it blooms a second time?

Because the growth of kalanchoe is strongly influenced by many factors such as region, temperature, soil and water, and light, the wounds of a pruned kalanchoe will heal quickly when the above growing conditions are met, and at the same time it will smoothly grow new tender shoots.

Because the weather in the editor's location has been relatively cool in recent months, this temperature environment of just over 20 degrees is very suitable for kalanchoe growth. After entering autumn and winter, watering must not be too much, because temperatures in autumn and winter are relatively low, water consumption is not great, and kalanchoe is also fairly drought-tolerant.

When watering potted kalanchoe in autumn and winter, generally water once every 1-2 weeks, and apply a flower nutrient solution once every half month. At the same time, place the potted kalanchoe on a flower stand near the windowsill to ensure smooth ventilation and sufficient light. Although there are many cloudy days in autumn, as long as the growing environment is suitable, kalanchoe still grows and sprouts quite quickly.

In addition, note that the potting soil environment should not be too moist, because if there are too many rainy days and ventilation is poor, the plant is very prone to pests and diseases. Therefore, we must ensure the environment allows light to be received, ventilation is relatively smooth, temperature is relatively suitable, and water and fertilizer are relatively reasonable, so as to ensure that kalanchoe can quickly achieve a second bloom after autumn pruning.