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• Place them in the sunny corners of your living room, kitchen window or windowsills. They can also be used as dining table centre pieces on occasions when planted in beautiful planters. They also look great in railing planters and add colour to balcony gardens without taking up too much space. They are also great additions to work table that receive partial sunlight.
• Kalanchoe red should be kept in places such as windowsills where they receive direct sunlight for at least 4 to 5 hours daily.
• Kalanchoe plants need good aeration and will grow best in pots with proper drainage holes, and a well-draining soil mix. These plants grow slowly and will not require repotting often. Repot once a year, preferably in late February or early March in fresh potting mix for better growth. Also prune for a bushier appearance.
• Every 2 weeks, feed the Kalanchoe with a 19:19:19 fertiliser. However, make sure you don’t overfeed her.
• Kalanchoe requires bright indirect sunlight.