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Watering A Kalanchoe. Tepid rain water is the best way to hydrate them. A very common problem with kalanchoe is overwatering or planting in a soil medium that holds water. It’s important to let the soil dry out slightly. You can water your kalanchoe from the bottom, if possible, but plants cannot sit in water over time as the stems can rot. Kalanchoes should be treated like succulents or cacti and only watered when the soil is completely dry, as they store moisture in their rubbery leaves. Only water your kalanchoe when the top inch of the soil feels dry. Kalanchoe plants have thick, fleshy leaves that effectively serve as water. Excessive water can easily cause root and stem rot with these. Taking care of a kalanchoe plant involves providing the right amount of water, adequate sunlight, and proper fertilization. If it feels dry at about an inch deep, it's. When should you water a kalanchoe? Stick your finger into the soil;

Kalanchoes should be treated like succulents or cacti and only watered when the soil is completely dry, as they store moisture in their rubbery leaves. If it feels dry at about an inch deep, it's. When should you water a kalanchoe? A very common problem with kalanchoe is overwatering or planting in a soil medium that holds water. Taking care of a kalanchoe plant involves providing the right amount of water, adequate sunlight, and proper fertilization. Excessive water can easily cause root and stem rot with these. Only water your kalanchoe when the top inch of the soil feels dry. Kalanchoe plants have thick, fleshy leaves that effectively serve as water. Tepid rain water is the best way to hydrate them. Stick your finger into the soil;

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Watering A Kalanchoe Tepid rain water is the best way to hydrate them. Only water your kalanchoe when the top inch of the soil feels dry. You can water your kalanchoe from the bottom, if possible, but plants cannot sit in water over time as the stems can rot. Excessive water can easily cause root and stem rot with these. A very common problem with kalanchoe is overwatering or planting in a soil medium that holds water. Kalanchoes should be treated like succulents or cacti and only watered when the soil is completely dry, as they store moisture in their rubbery leaves. Stick your finger into the soil; Taking care of a kalanchoe plant involves providing the right amount of water, adequate sunlight, and proper fertilization. When should you water a kalanchoe? Kalanchoe plants have thick, fleshy leaves that effectively serve as water. If it feels dry at about an inch deep, it's. It’s important to let the soil dry out slightly. Tepid rain water is the best way to hydrate them.