Kalanchoes don't bloom year round. Trim any faded blooms if you haven't already, and water regularly. Fertilize every 2-4 weeks as new growth begins. Trim plant to encourage compact growth. Buds appear in the fall and need 14 hours of darkness nightly for 3-4 weeks to reflower.

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Terry

May the force be with you

I took another shot of this one yesterday (with you in mind).

Here's the one I have in the lobby of the building where it gets a lot of sun - this one isn't flowering yet.



Thanks to Image Shack

http://reg.imageshack.us

You will notice there's a lot of soil where nothing's doing - there were a lot of leaf droppings in there - they've all been poked back into the soil.

I'll keep you posted on this and put another image up when they sprout (which is quickly).

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When sorting seeds, do not whistle.

Oh, was there another?

I fixed the one pic - from what I can see, I had too many files loaded up to Image Shack - that's why I'm getting only thumbnails.

I keep it inside in winter - it goes out in spring and comes back in about October. I never put them in the ground, not even in summer - you can if you live in Arizona or something, but you can't do it up here.

This stuff started with two little stubs in 95 - I ended up with a forest of it. A lot of it was given away in pots at Christmas. All recipients are reporting flowers right now.

Thanks on that one, Jiffy :-)

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When sorting seeds, do not whistle.