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QuestionWhere do I get geranium seeds?Community AnswerYou can get them at at any home and garden store like Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.
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QuestionMy geraniums are not producing flowers. What should I do?Community AnswerI had the same problem. I stopped watering them for a week and then watered them less regularly and it worked a treat!
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QuestionWhat care do geraniums planted in flower beds need during winter?Community AnswerLift the plants from the garden in the fall. Brush off excess dirt from the roots and hang them in a cool cellar. In the spring, cut back the stems 6" and replant.
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QuestionWill frost kill the plants?Community AnswerYes. The minimum temperature that the geraniums can handle is 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
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QuestionHow long do geraniums last?Community AnswerThere are different types of geraniums. Some are annual flowers, and some are perennials. Therefore, it really depends on which type you get as to how long they will last.
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QuestionHow can I make them grow bushier?Community AnswerTrim them in the fall. Trim the tops to get them bushy. Trim around the side of the plant to get them taller.
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QuestionHow do I get rid of fungus?Community AnswerSpray Bavistine solution: it comes in powder form, so you'll have to make a solution with water.
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QuestionWill my geraniums be okay in the soil in the winter?Community AnswerThey will die back, but so long as they are well rooted (given at least six weeks to mature in that spot), then they will survive.
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QuestionWhat could cause the leaves to turn yellow?Community AnswerSoil that is too dry will cause the yellowing. Remember, the soil should be moist/damp and well-drained. Geraniums do not like wet soil; it can cause root rot, which is the equivalent of drowning the plant. On the other hand, it could be that your plant is too dry. Plants that are too dry will usually turn yellow one leaf at a time as they die off.
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QuestionDo geraniums like acid or alkaline soil?Community AnswerZonal geraniums grow best in rich, well-draining soil that has a pH level of between 5.8 and 6.3, which is slightly less acidic than what other geraniums prefer.
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QuestionCan I grow geraniums close together to make a hedge?Community AnswerYes. The geraniums will bunch up, adding to a hedge-like effect.
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QuestionHow do I grow geraniums from cuttings?Community AnswerI would get the biggest "branch" and stick it in potting soil or directly into the ground. I prefer Miracle Gro, but any good potting soil will do (and water as needed). I love geraniums because they are very easy to grow from cuttings.
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QuestionWhat is meant by pinching the geranium plant? Do I break the piece off entirely or literally just pinch it?Community AnswerPinching is not squeezing your plant as this will damage it. It is taking the tips off with your fingernails or scissors.
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QuestionWhen should I put my geranium plants outside again in the boxes they have been in when they have been flowering all winter?Community AnswerAs the weather begins to warm and the frosts are over, this will be the best time to put them out again.
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