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Pelargonium (Pelargonium)
category : potted
position : sun, partial shade
height : 20-75 cm
wintering : rooms, 9-12 ° C
reaction soil : slightly acidic, neutral
preferences soil : permeable, sandy loam
watering : a lot
color leaves/needles : green, green-violet, green-brown, green-white, green-yellow
color of flowers : red, pink, purple, white
shape : erect, hanging, branching
period flowering : May-November
seeding : winter
reproduction:tip cuttings, sowing
persistence leaves : seasonal
application : balconies, discounts, terraces
pace of growth : fast
Pelargonium - silhouetteDevelopment of pelargoniumPelargonium - positionGeranium carePelargonium - winteringThe use of pelargoniumAdvicePelargos means stork in Greek.This popular and valued plant comes from southern Africa and Namibia. The genus Pelargonium includes many varieties with white, purple, red, pink flowers that bloom from late spring to late autumn.There are both fragrant and non-fragrant varieties.
The perfect fertilizer for geraniums!Geraniums can reach a height of 30 to 60 cm and the same width.
Geraniums can grow in full sun. They thrive best in permeable, moist soil.
We supply geraniums every two weeks. During very hot weather, the plants can be watered several times a day, because the soil dries up quickly in the sun.Regular feeding and watering is the key to abundant and long flowering.Faded inflorescences are cut out on a regular basis. Thanks to this, we stimulate the plants to re-flower, and in addition, we reduce the risk of infection with a fungal disease.Plants can be attacked by aphids and spider mites.
We put geraniums in the quarters as soon as the first frosts come. We shorten the shoots by half their length.Geraniums winter best in a bright, cool room with a temperature of 10-14 ° C.
Pelargonium is a well-known balcony plant that has been proven in various arrangements. It looks very good in boxes, in plantings of several varieties with different color of flowers.Upright varieties can also be planted into the ground.Pelargonium looks great against conifers.
To excess watering, pelargonium reacts with corky changes on the leaves.Then irrigation should be limited.