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Deadheading Kalanchoe and Transplanting Sweet Peas

Kalanchoe

Cut off spent flower clusters after they die back. Continue fertilizing; plant will rebloom next season.

Sweet Pea

Trim flowers/foliage back before transplanting to reduce stress. Water well after moving.

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