A balcony flower with a flowering period of up to 100 days and extremely high ornamental value

Geranium. Geraniums have bright colors and a fairly rich range of flower colors, and most importantly, a long flowering period. Whether grown indoors or outdoors, they are an excellent choice. Grown on a balcony, they fill the pot within a few months, and the balcony turns into a sea of flowers, very beautiful. Geraniums generally flower from May to July, which is the best season for blooming

Geranium flowers are beautiful, so they are also deeply loved by everyone. The suitable temperature for geraniums is 15 to 25°C. In hot summer weather, pay attention to cooling them down. Geraniums like a dry environment and do not like moisture. Long-term excessive moisture will cause the plant to grow leggy, and the leaves will turn yellow and even fall off. Water twice a week, in the morning or evening

During the growing period, geraniums need sufficient sunlight. With insufficient light, the stems and leaves grow leggy, the flower stalks become thin and soft, and the inflorescences develop poorly; under weak light, flower buds often fail to open smoothly and wither early. Geraniums do not especially like fertilizer; too much fertilizer is instead unfavorable for geranium flowering. In early spring and early autumn, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied. Usually, eggshells and decomposed beans are both fine