Soil for breeding Geranium

Geranium wilfordii prefers a warm and humid climate, so Geranium wilfordii also grows in loose and fertile soil. In addition, natural nutrients must be rich to ensure the full supply of plant nutrition

Climate for breeding Geranium

Geranium likes a warm and humid climate, which is cold and moisture resistant. Therefore, when we re breed geranium, we should pay attention to the plant not to be exposed to the sun. We should place it in a cool and ventilated environment, but also ensure the plant's demand for sunshine

Field management of Geranium

When geranium is just growing, it is necessary to timely remove weeds and add fertilizer. After winter to seconds, it is necessary to know some failed leaves and soil around geranium, so as not to affect the plant for winter

Precautions for breeding Geranium

Geranium wilfordii should wait for its fruit to mature in spring and autumn. When the fruit is mature, the part of Geranium wilfordii on the ground or the whole plant should be uprooted directly, the soil at the root and the magazine should be removed for drying, so as to be used in the future