Kalanchoe will wither and die: what one factor can destroy the flower in winter
It is enough to pay attention to just one nuance to protect your “green pet” from dying in winter.
During the cold season, even indoor plants need special care.
Kalanchoe is not a demanding flower, but it does require a little care. If you don’t take one factor into account, the plant will die in a matter of days.
Often in such cases we are talking about drafts and cold. But Kalanchoe is more resilient in this regard than many indoor flowers.
Kalanchoe does not like other things. The plant cannot stand too wet soil. It is destructive for it when watering is so abundant that a lot of water remains in the tray.
The flower does not like it when water gets on the stem. Only the soil needs to be moistened, but in moderation.
If you ignore this rule, the Kalanchoe can rot in a short period of time. It will all start in the roots and then spread to the above-ground part. This is especially important in winter, because many people believe that due to dry air, plants need to be watered more often and more abundantly.
