All plants have their charm, but geraniums are special and add color to any space. We explain how to reproduce endless geraniums with a single twig to fill your entire balcony with life or as a gift for your best friends.
These are outdoor plants that bloom all summer and are quite hardy. They need plenty of light to grow healthily, but they cannot tolerate direct sunlight or torrential rain.
Avoiding the risks associated with limewater or hard water is essential to keeping your flower colors vibrant and vibrant. From then on, simply add liquid fertilizer every two weeks and they’ll be beautiful.
How to Propagate Geraniums
How to Propagate Geraniums Endlessly with a Single Twig
Geraniums can grow indoors when exposed to sunlight, but they can generate a dense and energetically heavy atmosphere. When kept away from home, they have the ability to attract negative energy and transmute it without any problems.
And here’s how you can play it:
Choose the healthiest stem from the mother plant: it should be greenish in color, without flowers, and have at least 5 leaves. Cut the stem above a node, remove the lower leaves, and place the cutting in a glass of water.
Now, place equal parts peat, soil, and sand in clay pots. Remove the mixture from the center and place the cutting. Water the soil and keep it slightly moist. In just 15 days, this new geranium will have its first roots.
reproduce geraniums with the stem
If you notice that the plant has grown a lot and the pot is not large enough to continue growing, you can transplant it (preferably in spring). It is a good idea to do this once a year.
There is no need to buy new plants, just propagate them at home.