Bumblebee, what exactly is pink Kalanchoe? Do you have a picture?
Are the leaves pink? Sounds like a very plant.

How many times have you fertilized? and did you follow directions/dossage? Toni

Thanks for replying Toni. It's just a basic grocery store type of Kalanchoe - the only kind I know- and the flowers are hot pink.
I fertilized it once with liquid MG (1 tab/gallon) and it rebloomed great. But the outer leaves are curly and brown- although I have removed all brown leaves.

The brown edges are crispy. The plants have new leaves that are small and older leaves that are large. I have also read that it is hard to get it to rebloom but it rebloomed great so I thought I would put some effort into keeping it!
Thanks for your help.

Bumblebee, if the leaves are crispy, your Kal might need more water. As long as soil doesn't stay wet at all times.
It's possible nutrients are focusing on flowers instead of leaves which might be the reason they're smaller.
Or give them time to grow..
I'm not telling you how to grow your Kal, but after blooms fade, perhaps it's best to allow the Kal to rest. I wouldnt force bloom so soon. Toni

I just wanted to pop in and say that you are only supposed to use one teaspoon of MG per gallon of water for houseplants. If you used one tablespoon of MG per gallon, your problem may be partly caused by fertilizer burn. Then again, I have a K. blossfeldiana that hardly ever gets fed, and it gets the occasional brown leaf--probably because I need to water it more often. They do like to go mostly dry between waterings, but they shouldn't be allowed to dry out completely. At least, not very often.

Taking them out of the hot evening sun may also be a good idea, since they prefer some shade during the summer.

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