How to grow hanging geraniums in spring

1. Repotting: The plant needs to be repotted regularly as it grows. Usually it takes one to two years, and you only need to replace the pot once. If the plant is growing well, you need to change it to a larger pot for maintenance. In addition to these, the soil needs to be turned over every once in a while to prevent it from clumping.

2. Fertilization: In this season, you can apply more fertilizer with a lighter concentration. Usually it is enough to use it once a week or two, so that you can provide the plant with good nutrients.

3. Watering: Its growth rate is very fast at this time, so a lot of water is needed. However, the humidity cannot exceed 70%, otherwise the roots of the plant will be submerged in water and unable to breathe normally. You can replenish water every 2 days. When watering, make sure the soil is fully moist. Otherwise, there will be water on the soil and the roots will not be exposed to the water, causing the plant to dry up.

4. Pruning: After it finishes blooming, you need to promptly prune away the withered flowers to prevent the nutrients of the plant from being consumed by the branches.