Kalanchoe is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts for its long blooming period, rich flower colors, and strong vitality. Spring is the peak growing season and a crucial period for maintenance. Watering is an essential part of caring for Kalanchoe. This article will introduce the watering methods for Kalanchoe in spring in detail, helping your Kalanchoe grow robustly and bloom longer.
Understand the growing habits of KalanchoeKalanchoe is native to southern Africa and prefers a warm, dry, and sunny environment. In spring, Kalanchoe enters a vigorous growth period, requiring more water but also fearing waterlogging, so watering should be done with caution.
The watering frequency of Kalanchoe in springThe watering frequency of Kalanchoe in spring should follow the principle of "watering when dry and keeping slightly moist." When the surface of the soil is dry, it should be watered in time to keep the soil slightly moist. Generally, watering 1-2 times a week is sufficient, and in areas with higher temperatures, the watering frequency can be slightly increased.
The watering method of Kalanchoe in spring1. Watering in the early morning: Early morning is the best time for watering in spring, as the lower temperature is conducive to water evaporation and reduces the risk of root rot.
2. Uniform watering: When watering, water should be evenly distributed on the soil surface to avoid direct impact on the leaves, which could damage them.
3. Control the amount of water: The amount of water should not be excessive to avoid soil waterlogging. After each watering, the soil should remain slightly moist.
4. Pay attention to ventilation after watering: After watering, ensure good indoor ventilation to facilitate water evaporation and plant respiration.
Precautions for watering Kalanchoe in spring1. Avoid direct sunlight: After watering, avoid placing Kalanchoe in direct sunlight to prevent rapid water evaporation and leaf withering.
2. Pay attention to the watering timing: Before watering, check the soil moisture to avoid watering when the soil is too wet, which could cause root rot.
3. Choose the right watering tool: Use a fine-mouthed spray bottle or a soft hose to water, avoiding excessive water flow that could scour the soil.
Spring is a crucial period for Kalanchoe growth, and mastering the correct watering method is essential. Through the introduction of this article, it is believed that you have gained a deeper understanding of the Kalanchoe watering methods in spring. During the maintenance process, attention should also be paid to other details, such as lighting and fertilizing, to help your Kalanchoe grow robustly and bloom longer.
References:
Kalanchoe Maintenance Manual, published by China Forestry Press, 2018.
Home Flower Maintenance Guide, published by China Agricultural Press, 2017.