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Thank you for your video. 🙏❤️

I got one little one growing, its just one stem, but its leggy. I set it outside now. Do i cut off the top to get it to grow leaves at bottom?

Here a question. Do I have to wait for the ends to callous before placing it in soil?

Which species of kalanchoe is this?

This video is very helpful …. Will be attempting a rejuvenation of a very leggy plant.

Where do you get the Spagnum Moss?

Thank you for sharing. Any updates?

Hi! How long did you wait from the moment you cut them to the moment you put them in the soil/water/spagnum?

Thanks. I got a Kalanchoe for $1 yesterday, but he's in a tiny plastic disposable planter and is a bit tall. I didn't know I could do this and now I do :)

Can you trim during flowers bloom?

what is the exact name of this plant? I have one and can’t seem to find it anywhere online

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Water works awesome if you are constantly checking, however, i find that if you have too many plants, 😂 i just stick in cococoir or cocopeat, dont water at all (just randomly mist or after a week do one good rain water) and forget about them for a while.. they do great! *keyword forget* 😂

Can you prune this plant while it is flowering? Mine has gotten so leggy and it looks awkward. I have a grow light for it now and want to prune but it's flowering so I'm hesitant to prune now. Thanks!

Nice sharing❤

Looks very leggy 😮

So cool that you included the growth at the end to show that this works. I was watching the video thinking "There's no way this plant can recover from that much pruning!" 😂 What an incredible little plant! I'll have to give my leggy kalanchoe a good pruning tomorrow.

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What type of Kalanchoe is this?

I have growths that look prickly, but they are not. I am not sure what to do

Hello everyone can anyone tell me if I prune my plant even do it has fungi would it grow back again? I spray with fungicide and it killed most of luggage🥹🥹🥹😭😭😭

I am trying to zoom in but it’s so hard to tell where to cut. And my plant I s a tiny mini plant! I need help!!!

Can you remember which transferred to a growing pot the best?

GREAT video and just what I was looking for!

This is by far the best video I've seen regarding how to care for a Kalanchoe besides the flowering maintenance. Thank you - mine has gotten so leggy that I think I will be able to repropagate 5 new plants. Thank you!

Hi! Great video! I’m excited to prune my Kalanchoe for the first time, but I’m having trouble too. It is leggy, but the leaves are also small and soft/supple. Not waxy like when I received it. The leaves are also starting to turn yellow. I think it’s getting too much sun, so I’ll move it, but the soft leaves began before the summer, any ideas as to what’s wrong? Lack of water? (It’s definitely not too much water)

Hi. Could you please tell which type of Kalancho is this? Also very interesting experiment. Thanks!

Mines were growing so wild and heavy it broke off I didn’t throw it away n I’m glad i didn’t

Perfect! Totally what i needed. My kalenchoe is so tall! I saw some trimming/propagation videos that said to cut below leaves - though one of them pointed out those roots but didn't elaborate on them. I was wondering if i just tried cutting below those & planting it if it would work better...i really want to do as little damage as possible. I want to be a good mom 😢 Thank you for making this video!

Mine is soooo leggy. Like 6-8” of nothing leggy. So far anything I’ve broken off accidentally has rooted very quickly in soil without rooting powder even. I’m going to do this and see how it goes! I’m thinking of taking out the middle sections and planting them separate too… there’s enough little hairs everywhere I think it’ll work. Thanks for being brave and showing it’s okay to cut it down to nothing! I’m always nervous to hard prune.

Wow your voice is so cute

You really deserve more subscribers

Thank you for your very clear information.

Syngonium does great with out the plastic bag I already been thru this😮

I followed your video to cut back mine, and propagated the bits and pieces. Should they flower on their own or do you have to do anything? Also, it's been a few weeks and the props already started blooming new leaves, but the mama plant is taking a bit longer. Is this normal?

Do you recommend soaking the orchid bark before hand?

I found the video helpful, and just what I needed this morning before I do my own pruning, but I hope in the couple of years since you posted you've discarded the most annoying interjection of 'um' every minute. Other than that, a pretty good video.

Do you have to dry out the ends before you put them in soil? I have about 10 beautiful cuttings in water for about a month and no roots yet.

I know you probably know what your doing but I don’t think I’m brave enough to prune mine so dramatically.

I especially liked the part where queen ant was laying eggs in the plant pot 🍯🐜

What if my cuttings don’t have air roots? Will they still grow?

Thank you for this video! My Kalanchoe is out of control but it is January and I wasn't sure if it would be okay to prune it now. I may wait a little while but it has grown way too tall and needs a makeover!

Which month is best for hard pruning kalanchoe?

Looked everywhere for a tutorial, thanks so much for making this, hope i don't kill her haha

I have an incredibly leggy kalanchoe. I have never pruned it before other than a stem at the beginning that was browning. So all the 3 stems are on one side of the plant and they stretch up. I don’t see nodes… but there is a leaf at every bump (I assume those are nodes..). I do see tiny white roots towards the bottom. Would I just randomly choose one to prune off?

What variety of Kalanchoe is this?

Wow I didn't even know you could prune it so drastically!

I need help!! I tried to propagate some small clippings from the mother plant and one got root rot really bad should I let the stem Callous over before sticking them into a medium?