Geranium Bloom Booster: The Secret to Creating a Flower Factory in Your Garden

Remove faded or dying flowers as soon as they wilt. This redirects the plant’s energy into creating new blooms rather than producing seeds.

Pinch for Bushiness:
Pinch off the top inch of new growth every few weeks to encourage branching. More branches mean more potential flower heads.

Feed Wisely:
Use a high-potassium fertilizer every 2–3 weeks (like one meant for tomatoes). Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers, which promote leafy growth over flowers.

Provide Full Sunlight:
Geraniums love sun. Aim for at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day for best results. In lower light, flowering slows significantly.

Keep Soil Conditions Optimal:
Ensure your geraniums are in well-draining soil. Water only when the top inch feels dry—overwatering can cause root rot and hinder blooming.

Use Natural Boosters:
Mix a teaspoon of Epsom salt into the watering can once a month for a magnesium boost. Sprinkling used coffee grounds lightly over the soil adds nitrogen without overwhelming the plant.

Serving and Storage Tips (Care & Maintenance):

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