Introduction:
Before tossing out that tired-looking geranium, know that with a little care, you can rejuvenate it and even propagate new healthy plants. Geraniums are resilient and thrive with simple techniques that breathe new life into them.
Why It Works – The Benefits:
Saves money by producing new plants from cuttings
Reduces waste and extends the life of your existing plant
Promotes fuller, healthier blooms by pruning and repotting
Easy and effective for home gardeners at any skill level
What You Need:
1 old geranium plant
Clean pruning shears
Small pots with fresh potting mix
Rooting hormone (optional)
Spray bottle with water
How to Make (Steps to Rejuvenate and Reproduce):
Prune the plant hard: Cut back all leggy, woody stems to about 10–15 cm. Remove dead leaves and flowers.
Take healthy cuttings: Snip 10–15 cm long shoots with 3–4 leaves. Remove the lower leaves.
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