Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana White

Kalanchoe care is relatively easy and straightforward. These plants need a fair bit of direct sunlight during the day, but they do not like to be in full sun all the time. Rotate your pot by 1/4 turn monthly to ensure all sides get equal exposure and monitor the soil for dryness. During the first few days after bringing your Kalanchoe blossfeldiana home, it is normal for it to lose several leaves or for the leaves to turn brown. This is simply part of the plant's adjustment process and there is no need to be concerned. If you see a leaf or two that needs to be trimmed, simply shake it off or cut it off and look forward to new, better-adjusted leaves growing in. Pruning is also essential for maintaining healthy growth and size. Prune off dead or damaged leaves as soon as they appear. Additionally, Kalanchoe, like other flowering plants, benefits from 'deadheading'. When its blooms begin to fade and die off, it's advisable to remove them. This practice allows the plant to focus its energy on creating new blooms and maintaining overall health. Remember, regularly removing spent flowers is a normal part of care for plants that bloom. Lastly, be sure to keep the plant in an area with ample airflow. This will help your Kalanchoe remain strong and healthy for years to come!