Properly preparing your geranium for winter will preserve your plant until spring. Learn how to prune, repot, and root geranium cuttings using two methods.

When flowering is drawing to a close, it's important to devote time to your indoor plants. Proper geranium care in the fall determines how lush your plant will be next season. Here, we'll outline a step-by-step plan to help prepare your plant for the dormant period and avoid common wintering problems.

The main part of the work involves two key stages. First, prune the geranium to remove old shoots and stimulate the growth of new shoots. Then, repot the geranium in fresh soil, if necessary, to maintain healthy roots. Remember that regularly shaping the crown twice a year is the key to the longevity of your plant. By following these simple tips, you'll provide your plants with comfortable conditions, and preparing your geranium for winter will be successful and stress-free.

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