Pelargonium grandiflorum 'Tony' (muscate englezesti)

Grandiflorum Geraniums - also popularly called English Geraniums. The original name refers to the size of the flowers, being a variety with large and brightly colored flowers, often even bicolored.

Grandiflora geraniums bloom abundantly from spring until late autumn, at the first frost. The flowering process can be extended by moving the flowers indoors when temperatures begin to drop.

Light and placement: English geraniums love light! Make sure the plant receives abundant light, but avoid direct and prolonged exposure to midday sun, which can burn the leaves. A place with morning sun or filtered light throughout the day is ideal.

Watering: Pelargonium grandiflorum prefers to be watered regularly, but it is important to let the soil dry out a little between waterings. Avoid letting water stagnate at the base of the plant to prevent root rot. On hot summer days, you may need to water it more often, but reduce the frequency of watering in winter.

Temperature and humidity: This geranium enjoys moderate to warm temperatures during the day and somewhat cooler at night. Avoid exposure to temperatures below 10°C, as cold can be harmful. It does not require specific humidity, being quite adaptable in this regard.

Fertilizer: To encourage abundant flowering, fertilize the plant once a month during the active growth period (spring-summer) with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer intended for flowering plants.
Height including pot: 25-30 cm
Pot diameter: 12 cm

Note: The displayed price is for a plant without flowers because this variety might arrive to you without flowers but is capable of blooming throughout the warm season.