If you would like to grow a flower at home, which not only decorates the room, but also carries a curative function, pay attention to the Kalanchoe, whose juice can have an anti-inflammatory and healing effect. And since the plant belongs to a large family of succulents, care for it must be special. So, we'll look at how to water a Kalanchoe at home.
How to properly water a Kalanchoe?
Being practically not exacting to the care of a plant, Kalanchoe and watering are relatively calm. Even more. As is known, succulents grow in arid regions and therefore moisture reserves remain in the trunk. Kalanchoe as a succulent also tolerates a prolonged lack of watering. More, if we talk about how often to water the Kalanchoe, then we recommend following the rule "less often than often", so as not to lead to decay of the roots, and then to the death of the plant. Thus, watering is carried out rarely and moderately - only when the upper earthen layer in the pot is dried up sufficiently. Do not try to over-fill the container with the plant: use a sufficient amount of water, pre-stagnant.
If you are interested in how to water the Kalanchoe - from above or below, then the plant is suitable for any kind. Most often, flower growers pour water into the pot's ground from above or put a container in a tray of water and then the flower itself is saturated with the amount of moisture that it needs. Please note that the recommendations described above are suitable for the warm season. In winter, it is necessary to do a little differently. The same volume of water for irrigation on cold days can become fatal for the Kalanchoe. Therefore, we advise you to water the flower once a month or every two to three weeks, this will be enough.
As for the moment, how to water a Kalanchoe during flowering, then there are no differences with the usual state of the plant.