Muscate parfumate antitantari - Pelargonium graveolens 'Lemon' (Indrusaim) D15

Pelargonium graveolens 'Lemon', popularly known as Indrusaim or Lemon-scented Geranium, is an ornamental and useful plant, valued both for its aromatic leaves and for its mosquito-repellent effect. The green, finely serrated foliage exudes a fresh lemon scent when touched, making it ideal for decorative pots, planters and patios.

In addition to its foliage, the plant also produces delicate flowers in shades of pink-lilac, which add extra charm throughout the summer. It is easy to maintain, adapting well both in the garden and in protected spaces, and blooms profusely in good light conditions.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Pelargonium graveolens 'Lemon'

• Common name: Lemon-scented geranium, Indrusaim

• Family: Geraniaceae

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

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

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

• Flowering: spring–autumn

☀️ Growing conditions:

• Light: full sun or light partial shade

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

• Substrate: well-drained, rich in nutrients

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

• Fertilization: bimonthly during growth and flowering, with fertilizer for flowering plants

✨ Decorative and practical advantages:

• Natural lemon aroma, pleasant and refreshing

• Natural mosquito repellent effect

• Decorative plant for gardens, balconies, terraces and windows

• Easy to maintain, abundant flowering and attractive foliage

📌 Note: Leaves may show small aesthetic imperfections during transportation, without affecting the viability of the plant.

Height with pot included 35 cm