Transplanting Kalanchoe Plants. If you are growing the plant indoors select a suitable place where it can receive adequate sunlight as potted kalanchoe bloom well when provided with 8 to 10 hours of sunlight daily. Pull weeds and pick up debris from a planting site that gets full sun and has fast draining sandy soil.
It will be faster and easier on the plant to take over the propagation yourself. The genus kalanchoe includes more than 100 species of plants but only a few are regularly seen in cultivation. When the container becomes too snug for the kalanchoe s root system repot the kalanchoe in the spring before the beginning of the next growing season.
They also will cease to grow and flower in the normal pattern because the amount of soil they are potted in cannot support their nutritional needs.
If you are growing the kalanchoe inside place it in a south facing window in winter for direct sunlight and in an east or west window for bright indirect sunlight in the summer. It will be faster and easier on the plant to take over the propagation yourself. These baby plants pop up at the tips of leaves and rely on the parent plant while they grow their own roots. Plants that are not repotted annually may become rootboud and suffer the ill effects of an inefficient root system.