Propagate geraniums by cuttings this way: one pot becomes many, and every one of them is plump and full.

Original title: If you want your geranium to go from one pot to many, you can take cuttings from it this way, and every one will be plump and full!

Summary: Raising just one pot of geraniums no longer satisfies many flower lovers. They all hope to turn one pot of geraniums into many pots. In fact, it is not impossible to turn one pot into many; we just need to take cuttings from it this way, and every one of them will be very plump and full, and the method is very simple.

Cutting method

Below we will explain how to take cuttings from geraniums so that one pot becomes many. First we need to find a container. When choosing the container, do not pick a very nice one; we only need to choose a disposable cup, and poke a few holes in the bottom with a needle, which makes it easy for air and water to pass through. Once the container is chosen,

Healthy stems

we need to choose a stem for taking geranium cuttings. When choosing the stem, it is best to choose healthy branches free of pests and diseases, which will give the geranium a higher survival rate. After choosing the stem, we need to place it in a cool, shady spot to dry for a day before using it.

Cuttings care

At this point we can fill the plastic cup with soil, insert the chosen stem into it, and after putting it into the soil, we need to place it in a cool, shady spot and give it some scattered light. Strong direct sunlight will cause its leaves to wither and make it hard to survive. After placing it this way, in about half a month it will grow roots, and through the plastic container we can see how its roots are growing.

Care after cuttings

With this, our cuttings are done, but how should we care for them during cutting so that one pot becomes many? First let's talk about watering. We must pay attention to watering geraniums right after cuttings. At this time, for watering, we only need to keep the potting soil slightly dry, and when watering, we need to keep to "water when dry, stop when wet". There is no need to give it a very moist environment; if it is too wet, it will cause its roots to rot, leading to a very low survival rate for the cuttings.

Care after cuttings

Many people ask whether fertilizer should be applied during cutting. In fact, at this time there is no need to fertilize it; it can grow steadily on its own, and the roots it grows are very easy to keep alive after potting up. When taking cuttings, we also need to pay attention to the light issue. Generally, giving it some scattered light is enough. If the sunlight is strong, it may cause its leaves to wither, which is also very bad for geraniums. If you want your geranium to go from one pot to many, you can take cuttings from it this way, and every one will be very plump and full.

Conclusion: Our cutting method is very simple, and you only need to do these few things to make your geranium cuttings easy to keep alive. If you want your geranium to go from one pot to many, you can take cuttings from it this way, and every one that grows will be very plump and full.