How to care for newly purchased longevity flowers

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1. Change basin

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Watering

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Repot: It is best not to rush to repot the longevity flower you just bought. If it must be replaced, wait until it adapts to the new environment. Temperature: It is recommended to keep it around 20℃. Lighting: It is recommended to provide diffused light. Shade is required when the light is strong. Watering: Watering must be appropriate and do not allow water to accumulate in the soil. After it adapts to the environment, resume normal watering.

1. Change basin

1. Repotting

The longevity flowers you just bought basically come with small plastic pots. Although they can support their normal growth, they are not enough for them to thrive. But when changing pots, don't change them immediately, because the plants are more fragile when they first arrive in the new environment. It is best to wait until they adapt to the new environment before changing them.

2. Temperature

The temperature is very important for the longevity flower that has just arrived in the new environment. It should be controlled at around 20 degrees, which can shorten the time for it to adapt to the environment. If the temperature is not appropriate, the leaves of Kalanchoe are likely to turn yellow, become soft and fall off.

3. Light

Kalanchoe flowers need light to grow, but they need to be protected from light when they are first bought. Because longevity flowers are relatively fragile, light will not only not promote growth, but will easily burn the leaves. They should be moved to a shaded and ventilated place for cultivation.

4. Watering

Must be appropriate. For newly purchased longevity flowers, do not water them too frequently and control the amount of watering. Be sure not to water too much, otherwise it will easily damage the roots.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Watering

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