How to Grow Geraniums Indoors

Start with a healthy geranium of your choice., Choose a good pot. , Choose some good potting soil ., Tap the plant out of its pot and check how root bound it is . , Transplant if it is very root bound then give it a larger pot., Put in a sunny...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Start with a healthy geranium of your choice.

    Make sure that the soil is well drained. ,, If it is not very root bound, give it a slightly larger pot. , Window should be a west or south facing for best results.

    An east or north window will result in less to no blooms, but the plant will survive. , You should only need to water your plant when the soil is completely dry or close to that point. , You can tell when leaves are ready to be removed by gently tugging them.

    If they come off, they are ready.

    If they do not, then wait a little longer.

    This will also work with the flower stalks. , Do not shade geranium.Give a bright, non-shaded window.
  2. Step 2: Choose a good pot.

  3. Step 3: Choose some good potting soil .

  4. Step 4: Tap the plant out of its pot and check how root bound it is .

  5. Step 5: Transplant if it is very root bound then give it a larger pot.

  6. Step 6: Put in a sunny window.

  7. Step 7: Water well to begin with.

  8. Step 8: Remove dead leaves as need arises.

  9. Step 9: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Make sure that the soil is well drained. ,, If it is not very root bound, give it a slightly larger pot. , Window should be a west or south facing for best results.

An east or north window will result in less to no blooms, but the plant will survive. , You should only need to water your plant when the soil is completely dry or close to that point. , You can tell when leaves are ready to be removed by gently tugging them.

If they come off, they are ready.

If they do not, then wait a little longer.

This will also work with the flower stalks. , Do not shade geranium.Give a bright, non-shaded window.

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