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QuestionWhy do the leaves turn yellow?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererOlder, lower leaves turn yellow naturally as they age and cannot function normally. This is common in older geraniums like citronella. Yellowing could also be caused by inadequate light, insufficient fertilizer, or improper watering.
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QuestionHow tall does a citronella plant grow if planted in the garden?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererA citronella plant can grow up to 6 feet tall and wide if planted in a tropical area with no hard frosts.
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QuestionThis is my first time growing a citronella plant. It is getting really tall but leaning sideways. The tag says, "Do not transplant." Does that mean never?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererYou can transplant a citronella plant into a larger pot and prune it like other plants.
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QuestionCan I move an outdoor citronella plant indoors for the fall and winter?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererYes, but it needs full sun for at least 3 or 4 hours every day. Water it regularly and add fertilizer every 6 weeks or so.
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QuestionWhat is the mature height and width of a citronella plant?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererCitronella plants can grow to at least 6 feet tall and wide with the right location and proper care.
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QuestionHow many seeds should I put in a planter?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererCitronella is not grown from seeds. It is a clone propagated from cuttings by commercial greenhouses or home gardeners to maintain its fragrance.
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QuestionHow cold can it get without killing the plant?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererMost geraniums, including citronella, can tolerate temperatures down to 32°F (0°C).
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QuestionHow tall do citronella plants grow?Greenhouse AndersonTop AnswererMost citronella plants grow 2-3 feet tall and wide, but if you keep them in a greenhouse over the winter, they may reach 5-6 feet.
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