A few weeks ago I noticed my kalanchoe was sticky, so I posted here and found out it was probably mealy bugs. One of the other posters suggested that I treat it with one part rubbing alcohol to 6 parts water, so I did and it seemed to work. Now, though, the plant's leaves are turning yellow one by one! It used to be full and bloomed constantly, and now it seems to be dying. Anyone have any ideas about what's going on? Thanks.

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Peace and Soybeans,

Erinne

I agree with the diagnosis of stress. I have one Kalanchoe that i recently cut the large flowering tips off just cuz they had already dried and wanted to cut it back a little. The larger leaves around the cutting started to yellow. I simply snipped them off and now smaller leaves are starting to grow in the same areas. I don't pamper my Kalanchoe very much and it seems to do very well. I have actually two; one is red and the other is white. The red one is the larger with huge thick leaves. Just talk your plant thru it's stressful time and it will get better soon.

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