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It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. Dip the lower end of the stems in rooting hormone to enhance root development. Geraniums do well with a slow-release granular fertilizer designed for annual flowers. Can Geraniums Be Rooted in Water? February 23, Save Pin FB More. Comments Add Comment. Back to story Comment on this project. Geranium Genus: Pelargonium The Geraniaceae family of plants includes Geranium species , Pelargonium species and Erodium 80 species.
Video Showing Geranium Cutting These videos show how to take geranium cuttings. When should you take geranium cuttings? Can you root geranium cuttings in water? How long does it take for geranium cuttings to root? Can you keep a geranium in the winter? My geranium cuttings are turning yellow. What is the problem? Step-by-step instructions for taking cuttings from geraniums and rooting them to grow new plants. Total Time 1 hr. Author: Melissa J.
Instructions Choose green stem that is not old or woody. Cut below leaf node with clean scalpel so you end up with a inch long stem with two healthy leaves on top. Remove any flower stems, flowers, or buds. Dip base of stem in rooting hormone powder and tap off excess. Plant stem in flower pot filled with potting mix, burying lowest leaf node one inch deep. You can add several cuttings to one pot. Water deeply and allow excess water to drain.
Grow in warm location with indirect light.
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