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caroline7758
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Pelargonium cuttings
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April 18, 2017, 19:20:08 »
I took some cuttings from some rather old pelargoniums a few weeks ago (I know, maybe not the best time). some of them have now produced flower shoots. Should I remove them or let them flower?
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johhnyco15
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April 18, 2017, 19:48:22 »
id nip out the flowers for a few weeks until they have a good root system hope this helps
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johhnyc015 may the plot be with you
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April 18, 2017, 20:15:54 »
That's reminded me to do mine
I have one I brought indoors to over-winter and it has grown huge :)
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woodypecks
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April 28, 2017, 13:33:39 »
I over wintered a trailing Pelargonium plant one year and it became huge and spreading everywhere in the greenhouse ...and it was gorgeous ! So I very carefully put it in a bigger pot with fresh compost and pushed in a nice big forked branch to support it . I put it outside on my kitchen windowsill and as it grew I wound it gently into wire that had once supported a vine on the surrounding wall . It really looked lovely .
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