Scented mosquito-repellent geraniums - Pelargonium graveolens 'Lemon' (Indrusaim) D15

Pelargonium graveolens ‘Lemon’, commonly known as Indrusaim or lemon-scented geranium, is a decorative and useful plant, valued both for its aromatic leaves and for its mosquito-repellent effect. Its finely serrated green foliage releases a fresh lemon fragrance when touched, making it ideal for decorative pots, planters, and terraces.

In addition to its foliage, the plant also produces delicate pinkish-lilac flowers that add extra charm throughout the summer. It is easy to care for, adapting well both in the garden and in sheltered spaces, and blooms abundantly in good light conditions.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Pelargonium graveolens ‘Lemon’

• Common name: lemon-scented geranium, Indrusaim

• Family: Geraniaceae

• Plant type: decorative for its foliage and flowers, perennial in mild climates, annual in areas with cold winters

• Leaves: green, aromatic, finely serrated, with a lemon fragrance

• Flowers: small, pinkish-lilac, grouped in inflorescences

• Flowering: spring–autumn

☀️ Growing conditions:

• Light: full sun or bright partial shade

• Watering: moderate; allow the substrate to dry slightly between waterings

• Substrate: well-drained and rich in nutrients

• Optimal temperature: 18–26°C; does not tolerate frost

• Fertilization: every two weeks during the growing and flowering periods, using fertilizer for flowering plants

✨ Decorative and practical benefits:

• Pleasant and refreshing natural lemon fragrance

• Natural mosquito-repellent effect

• Decorative plant for gardens, balconies, terraces, and windowsills

• Easy to care for, with abundant flowering and attractive foliage

📌 Note: The leaves may develop minor cosmetic imperfections during transport without affecting the plant’s viability.

Height including pot: 35 cm