Owner bought a Kalanchoe thyrsiflora in a 6-inch pot with gritty soil. Watered once, soil dry next day. Asks if this is normal, how to tell if underwatered, and whether to water monthly.
Greg explains: the "teaspoon every other month" myth kills succulents. Water until it drains out the bottom, then wait until the soil is bone-dry. Frequency depends on conditions—could be weekly in summer, monthly in winter.
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