Geraniums need proper fertilization for their blooms to shine. We have compiled all the important facts about fertilizing for you.The flowering splendor of the geranium makes it a real heavy feeder who is happy about regular fertilizationgeraniums (pelargonium), popularly known as geraniums, are popular balcony and garden dwellers with their rich blooms in summer. The leafy South Africans are not only beautiful to look at, but also quite undemanding when it comes to their care needs. However,...
Geraniums impress with their colorful flowers. With the right care - the right cutting, watering and fertilizing - diseases can be avoided.geraniums (pelargonium, also geraniums) belong to the cranesbill family (Geraniaceae). Most of the approximately 250 game species are native to South Africa, but arrived in the early 16th century. century to Europe. Erroneously they were then placed in the genus geranium classified. pelargonium and geranium differ, however, in the structure of the flowers....
geraniums (pelargonium) can be propagated by cuttings or by seeds. This saves you having to buy new copies next year.Geraniums can be propagated from cuttings [Photo: Tatiana_Pink/ Shutterstock.com]geraniums (pelargonium) belong to the cranesbill family (Geraniaceae) and are one of the top-selling bedding and balcony plants in Germany. Around 500 million pelargoniums are currently sold every year in Europe alone. Geraniums (like many other plant species) can easily be propagated from cuttings...
Yellow leaves can indicate a nutrient deficiency in geraniums. We explain how to correctly identify and combat chlorosis in geraniums.Chlorosis is yellowish discoloration of geranium leaves [Photo: Savelov Maksim/ Shutterstock.com]Many adorn your windowsills and gardens with geraniums, which also pelargonium (pelargonium) to be named. They bloom in a wide variety of colors - from white to pink to various shades of red. Here you can find out what you can do to prevent unsightly yellow discolou...
Here you can find out everything about planting standing and hanging geraniums, the optimal location and the right companion plants.Geraniums are one of the most popular ornamental plants [Photo: Maya Afzaal/ Shutterstock.com]geraniums or pelargonium, as the plant is called by its botanical name, are a real feast for the eyes for the balcony at home with their sea of flowers. This genus includes about 250 different wild species. Most species originally come from sunny South Africa. The non-...
To ensure that your geraniums survive the first frost, we have summarized everything you need to know about overwintering, cutting and caring for them.When the first frost sets in, many geraniums (pelargonium) after a blooming summer season on the compost. The geraniums can be brought through the winter without much effort.Incidentally, the term "geranium" is actually an unfavorable trivial name, since there is a genus called Geranium, to which the pelargoniums no longer belong. Most wild spe...
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