A magic trick to make geraniums bloom all year round

Geraniums   are appreciated for their unpretentiousness and beautiful flowering. But even this easy-to-care for plant needs care. Here are some tips to take care of it.

In the fall, florists recommend using iodine on geraniums to stimulate the plant.

Why is iodine good for geranium?

Water plants with an iodine solution once a week. The product promotes the growth of roots, so they begin to absorb nutrients from the soil faster. This has an instant effect on the appearance of the flower.

How does iodine affect geranium?

• The leaves become fleshier and their color is stronger.
• Stems grow faster
• The number of outbreaks increases
• The flower blooms, becomes brighter and the color is more vivid.
• Flowering time increases.

Additionally, iodine can also be used as a soil antiseptic. It prevents the appearance of root rot but also the appearance of fungi, parasites and protects the plant from diseases.

How to use iodine in geranium?

To prepare an iodine solution for watering geraniums, add 1 drop of iodine to 1 liter of water at room temperature.

Important note: Moisten the soil in the pot the day before watering with iodine. Otherwise you risk damaging the roots.

Depending on the size and age of the flowers, each plant needs between 50 and 100 milliliters of iodine solution. Be careful not to get liquid on the leaves when watering. If this happens, use a paper towel to absorb the moisture.