What should I do with my Kalanchoe?

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Hi Mo. Prune your Kalanchoe right after it blooms to promote more blossoms, it typically takes two to three weeks for new flower buds to develop after pruning. Trim the branches to shape the plant. Good luck Mo.

Hi Mo, hope this information is helpful with you Kalanchoe plant.

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When should I prune Kalanchoe?

Prune them right after they bloom to promote more blossoms; it typically takes two to three weeks for new flower buds to develop after pruning. Small container-grown kalanchoes benefit from pruning just as larger specimens do. Trim the branches to shape the plant and to encourage new growth.Dec 28, 2018

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Hello. Here’s a link that could be helpful for your care of your plant.

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https://www.joyusgarden.com/flowering-kalanchoes/

I have had Kalanchoe for about 15 years. The same mother plant and many other plants. Kalanchoe roots from the stems. I would repot the plant into a larger pot. Trim the tops of the plant you have now and stick the stems into another pot or even in the ground. Keep watered if you are in a hot climate. You will have several plants in no time.

here is info for you Mo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ruqXolWLoQ

Does it need to be repotted into a larger pot?

Do you want it to bloom or just grow well?

Thing is - they root easily from cuttings. Keep the tips of the branches that have leaves to grow new plants. So if the mother plant is too high, prune it as Peggy suggested - and then put these tips to the ground (in the same or a bigger pot). This way it might look nicer.

As for repotting, as you've mentioned it, equal parts of perlite and cactus mix would probably work.

Good luck!

Hi Mo,

Prune any spent flowers and unsightly bits off. give it a little food and leave otherwise alone. Best of luck!