Cut flower stems at the base where they emerge from leaves. If new growth is spindly, cut back to larger leaves.
Kalanchoes are short-day plants: 12–16 hours darkness for 6–8 weeks to set buds. In homes, this rarely happens naturally. Place in a dark closet 5 PM–8 AM daily for 2 months in fall to force bloom.
Kalanchoes want more light and drier soil than typical dish garden companions. Consider separating it.
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