By Judy_p
Somerset, United Kingdom
My pelargonium (geranium), grown from a cutting, is doing well and now up to 20 inches on 4 healthy stems, but no flowers. What should I do, please?
Thanks to Pamg, Scotkat and Melchisedec for helpful comments!
I'm new to this site so will fill in more details later.
- 18 May, 2012
Answers
I agree, I,ve last years in flower in the gh but too early yet for new ones or those outside
18 May, 2012
Hello and welcome to GOY Judy
Yes mine in flower in greenhouse to .
I am feeding mine with tomotoe feed same time as I feed my fuchsias.
18 May, 2012
Ibought some as plugs last year and it seemed to be ages before they flowered, but thats what are looking lovely in the gh
18 May, 2012
My older pelargoniums (2/3 years old) in the conservatory are starting to flower now, the older ones outside are looking a bit fed up with the cold/rain, and the little ones that I took as cuttings last year (also in the conservatory) aren't showing any signs of flowers yet, and are actually still quite small.
I find mine do best kept slightly on the dry side and being given tomato feed :)
19 May, 2012
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It might just be a bit early and cold! I'm no expert, but I have several pelargoniums with no signs of flowers yet, and I'm sure they're fine.
18 May, 2012