The Kalanchoe plant, an easy to grow winter-blooming houseplant increasingly popular as a Christmas plant blooming when many other plants rest.

Soil For Kalanchoe

The Kalanchoes houseplant will do very well in a well-drained soil designed for succulents and cacti. The plant needs a good soil that is well-drained, mix in plenty of sand or per-lite with some peat moss. The hardy Kalanchoe succulent houseplant tolerates various lighting but enjoys bright light resting on a windowsill.

Keep the plant away from direct sun especially during summer. A thin and leggy plant indicates the plant is not receiving enough light.

Allow plant’s too dry between watering. Water thoroughly until water runs out the bottom and empty the drainage tray. Never allow the plant to sit in water.