Feather Geranium Care Methods
Today I bring you some plant care experience related to the family cultivation of feather geraniums. Here is an introduction to the care methods for feather geraniums.
Feather geraniums are not only appreciated for their roots and stems but also for their foliage and flowers. Many beginners have started growing feather geraniums, but they are not very clear about the care methods. The most important thing for plant enthusiasts to know is that feather geraniums are winter-growing plants, which means they grow in cool seasons and enter dormancy in hot seasons.
Feather geraniums prefer full sun and well-draining sandy soil. They have a growing season in warm winters and can tolerate temperatures as low as 0 degrees Celsius for short periods. However, if the temperature is too low, they will enter dormancy. They can be placed on a bright windowsill for overwintering. In the hot summer, feather geraniums enter a dormant period and the soil should be kept dry.
Feather geraniums are mostly propagated by sowing. The seeds have a short lifespan, with the minimum germination temperature being 13°C, and they will germinate within 2 weeks. Once the seedlings are well-formed, they can be transplanted into small pots for independent cultivation, and should be kept indoors during the summer and winter.
The above is a detailed explanation of the care methods for feather geraniums, for your reference and suggestions!