Causes and treatments for yellow leaves of Kalanchoe

1. Excessive watering

1. Reason: Excessive watering for a long time will cause water accumulation in the soil of the Kalanchoe. The presence of stagnant water will hinder the normal breathing of the roots and even rot the roots. This will prevent it from absorbing water and nutrients from the soil normally, resulting in yellow leaves.

2. Treatment method: First dig it out of the soil, then cut off the rotten roots and yellow leaves, and put the flower soil and plants in a ventilated place to dry. Afterwards, replant it in the soil, stop watering, and wait for it to recover.

2. Too much light

1. Reason: It prefers sunlight, but cannot withstand strong sunlight exposure. If it is placed in the sun without shade when the light intensity is very high in the summer, its leaves may turn yellow due to sunburn.

2. Treatment method: Prepare a ventilated, semi-shaded place as its new maintenance location. Then cut off the yellow leaves on the plant and place it in a new maintenance location.

3. Metabolism

1. Reason: As it continues to grow, some of its leaves will age and naturally turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: No special treatment is required at this time. But if you feel that these yellow leaves affect its appearance, you can directly pick them off.