Geranium is a beautiful and colorful plant for the home.
In this article, we will tell you how you can feed geranium.
What is the best way to feed geraniums
Geraniums like fertile, well-drained soil that contains plenty of organic matter. Let the soil dry out slightly between waterings. Don't overfertilize.
Add liquid geranium fertilizer or liquid flowering fertilizer to the water weekly or every 14 days according to dosage instructions.
Gardeners recommend feeding geraniums with yeast. This type of feeding will help you achieve amazing results in a short time.
The yeast solution contains many different microelements that activate the processing of organic compounds both in the soil and in plants.
In addition, experienced gardeners also advise paying attention to hydrogen peroxide.
For geraniums, this substance is an excellent flowering stimulator.
To prepare the fertilizer, take rainwater (you can also use it from the tap, but it will contain less nutrients) and add 40 ml of hydrogen peroxide per liter of liquid.
What does the geranium flower like to care for
Geranium is not very whimsical, but loves well-lit rooms.
Therefore, it is better to place the plant on well-lit window sills, loggias, balconies, terraces and away from drafts.
During the hot season, geraniums should be protected from direct sunlight to avoid burns on the leaves.
Experience shows that nutrient problems are minimized when a consistent fertilization program is used.
Previously, we told you how and where it is best to grow eggplants.
