The flower of the Kalanchoe is known for its medicinal properties. Therefore, many people want to grow this useful plant at home. However, one should be prepared for the fact that there are certain subtleties of care for the Kalanchoe, which includes the transplantation of the flower.
Kalanchoe - transfer after purchase
Buying a Kalanchoe, it is better to immediately transplant it, as in stores the plant, as a rule, grows in peat soil. A pot for transplantation should be chosen according to the size of the plant, not very large for it.
It is necessary to ensure good drainage, since the flower does not tolerate water stagnation. After planting, it is necessary to water the plant so that the soil is soaked with water.
Kalanchoe - transplant and care
It is very important to choose the right location where the Kalanchoe will be located. It is best to arrange it on windows that face west or east. The temperature in the room where the plant is located should be cool, not above 20 ° C.
The flower is photophilous, but you must not let the rays of the midday sun hit it. In winter, the flower may lack the sun's rays, so it is better to move it to the south side.
The plant does not need frequent watering. To water it is necessary, when the top layer of soil will dry up. In winter it is enough to do it every two weeks, and in the summer - 1-2 times a week.
Feed the Kalanchoe in the flowering period, once a week. As fertilizer use fertilizers for succulents.
Transplant the flower after it has faded. It is best to replant the plant in the spring. It is necessary to cut off all the faded inflorescences and excess branches. The land for transplanting Kalanchoe is suitable for universal or succulents and cacti . It is necessary to take care of drainage.
After the transplantation for the Kalanchoe, you need to carefully monitor, ensure its top dressing and take care of the access of light in sufficient quantity.
Compliance with the rules of transplanting Kalanchoe is a prerequisite for proper care of it.