Geranium

Temperature: 70°F - 75°F Day; 60°F - 65°F Night;

Light: Full sun to partial shade

Size and Growth: 12” - 18” tall and 18” - 24” wide

Flowering and Fragrance: Red, orange, pink, white) in single or double flowers set high above lush, green leaves, sometimes bi-colored with bronze or purple markings.

Water and Fertilizer: Dry out somewhat between watering. Soluble or slow-release fertilizers are best for container-grown plants from March through October.

Grooming: Regular pruning, remove dead flowers and leaves to minimize pest and disease infestations.

Thrips, Vine weevil, Aphids, Caterpillars, Leafhoppers, and Whiteflies

Diseases: Pelargonium viruses, Rust Foot, Root rot, and Grey mold on the leaves of Geranium is a sign of botrytis disease associated with soggy soil.

Very low temperature is the cause of reddening leaf edges in Geranium. Move it to a warmer spot or protect it from cold draughts like drafty windows and doors.