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General => The Lounge => Gardeners World => Topic started by: Zaf on June 16, 2012, 11:12:14 AM
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I've got some that are really straggly now, will they grow back if I cut them back hard, after the failure of the clematis cuttings I'm a bit nervous of trying that again!
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Geraniums are quite hardy, and if it was me I would give it a go. Also giving them a good feed may help them sprout again.
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Thanks shaz, I might repot them first then once they are happy in their new pots I'll give it a try
Z xx
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I have geranuims that keep coming back so I would say they are pretty hardy :) xx
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Thanks Munchroom, I'm going to do a test prune as each one stops flowering
Z x
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I'd be tempted to take cuttings as well (really easy to do - but you need the hormone powder to dip them in) that way you get new plants too :)
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Thanks desperado, Ive got some of that hormone powder so will have a go :)
Z xx
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Its best to cut stragley bits down, the geranium is very hardy. I find the best geraniums are of cuttings from mature plants. I just did some. Plonk em in water for a few weeks and watch the roots grow. No growth powder needed, they are soooo easy
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Thanks, I'll try that too, I've got some lovely varieties with scented leaves but they are definitely in need of some attention
Z x