Oh no!!! My kalanchoe tomentosa leaves are dropping

It's always a good idea to check the soil to see if it's dry or too moist, and look for any puddles. If it looks dry, try changing the watering schedule. Another thing you can do is move your plant to an area with indirect light. The temperature should be around 65-75 °F. It's also a good idea to check the leaves for pests like whiteflies and spider mites. You can find them under or on the surface of the leaves. If you do find any, try treating them with insecticidal soap or neem oil.

It might be the humidity! Try keeping it at low to medium humidity, around 20% to 40%.

Hey, if your kalanchoe is dropping, don't worry! It might just be that it's not getting enough water. Try adjusting the watering time to see if that helps. Just be careful not to make the soil surface too muddy.