Repot a geranium:9 tips to keep it intact!

When to repot your geraniums?

Repotting a geranium is a simple task within the reach of any gardener. Repot means "to change the pot".

The repotting of the geranium must be done in autumn, as winter approaches. Indeed, geranium is a plant that does not tolerate cold well. It is therefore preferable to replace its pot and put it indoors during the very cold period.

It is also advisable to repot a geranium when it shows signs of defloration. Repotting allows the plant to air out and thus find a 2 ^th breath of life.

Potted geranium:how to extend its flowering period?

To lengthen the flowering period of geranium, it is necessary to properly care for it.

The maintenance of this plant is not difficult, but must be done carefully. For example, before repotting a geranium, it is necessary to cut off the faded flowers at the base of their stem. The same action must be done on the leaves that turn yellow.

Avoid overwatering the geranium, as it tolerates drought very well. By watering it too much, you risk drowning it.

Repotting a geranium helps it grow better. After repotting, the roots are renewed. Thanks to this operation, flowering is boosted.

Geranium:how to properly repot?

To repot the geranium, proceed as follows:

1. Take cuttings from your geraniums before changing pots. The cuttings tolerate the cold better;
2. Pull up your plants carefully. Too abrupt uprooting risks cutting the main stem;
3. Before repotting a geranium, it is necessary to shorten its roots. They will renew themselves in the new pot and bloom even better;
4. Be sure to repot your plant in fresh potting soil.

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