Geranium cultivation methods and precautions

Soil for growing geranium

Geranium prefers a warm and humid climate, so it also grows in loose and fertile soil. In addition, the natural nutrients must be rich to ensure adequate supply of plant nutrients.

Climate for growing geranium

Geranium likes a warm and humid climate and is relatively cold-resistant and moisture-resistant. Therefore, when growing geranium, you must be careful not to expose the plant to the sun. Place it in a cool and ventilated environment, but also ensure the plant's sunlight needs.

Field Management of Geranium

When geranium is just growing out, you need to remove weeds and add fertilizer in time. After winter comes, you need to clear some of the withered leaves around the geranium and add soil to prevent it from affecting the plant's wintering.

Precautions for growing geranium

In spring and autumn, you have to wait for the fruits of geranium to mature. After the fruits are ripe, you need to pull up the above-ground part of the geranium or directly pull up the whole plant with its roots, remove the soil and magazines at the roots, and dry them for use.