Geranium old pile cultivation methods and maintenance matters

How to grow geranium into an old pile

When geranium is growing into an old stump, it needs a suitable temperature environment. It is best to maintain it in a relatively warm environment, and it needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times. Its growth rate is relatively fast. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to water it in time and fertilize it appropriately to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients.

Old geranium stumps are usually dug up from November to the spring of the following year. At this time, the sap flow of the tree is the least, the loss caused by transplanting is the least, and the survival rate is the highest. After transplanting, there must be a good temperature environment and sufficient water.

Geranium old pile cultivation method

When the old geranium stump is growing, it needs a sufficient water environment because it grows relatively fast, and it needs a suitable temperature environment. During the growth period, it needs to be fertilized every 40-50 days, and it needs to be pruned regularly to remove some dead and diseased branches.

Pruning old geraniums

If you want to make the trunk of an old geranium stump thicker, you need to prune it in a timely manner and also do a heavy pruning when it grows.

Geranium old pile pot

Geraniums have shallow roots, so they are usually planted in shallow pots. During the growth period, they need to be repotted according to their growth.

Geranium old pile sprouts

The growth rate of old geranium stumps is relatively fast, so as long as the temperature environment is suitable, they will generally germinate after 15-20 days.

Geranium old stump grows aerial roots

When old geranium stumps produce aerial roots, you need to reduce watering in time and control the amount of watering. You also need to be careful about the occurrence of diseases and pests and spray pesticides in time.

Precautions for the maintenance of old geranium piles

When growing old geraniums, you need to pay attention to the fact that they must have sufficient sunlight during maintenance so that they can bloom in large quantities. However, in summer, you need to avoid strong light exposure and provide appropriate shade. In addition, there must be sufficient moisture in the environment at normal times.