Can Kalanchoe be repotted in summer? What should be paid attention to when repotting?

Can the Kalanchoe be repotted in summer?

The Kalanchoe can be repotted in summer, but it is best to repot it in spring and autumn, because the temperature in summer is relatively high, which is not conducive to the plant adapting to the new pot soil after repotting. If the roots of the cultivated Kalanchoe rot, then you have to repot it immediately.

How to repot Kalanchoe

After the flowers wither in spring, you can repot the Kalanchoe. The new soil can be made of 4 parts leaf mold, 4 parts garden soil, 2 parts fine sand, mixed with a small amount of bone meal. This will keep the soil's pH slightly acidic, which is more conducive to the development of the root system.

Things to note when repotting Kalanchoe

1. Time to change pots:

When repotting the Kalanchoe, you need to choose a suitable time. You cannot repot it during its flowering period. It is best to do it after the flowering period or during the most vigorous growth period. This way, repotting will cause very little harm to it, and it will adapt to the new pot quickly after repotting.

2. Note:

When removing the Kalanchoe from the pot, you need to take all the soil out of the pot, turn the pot upside down, and gently tap the outside of the pot to make the soil fall off, but be careful not to damage its root system. After removing the pot, gently shake off the soil at the roots, trim the rotten roots, and then replant it.