What to do with a geranium that doesn't want to bloom: the plant needs to be scared
Although the leaves of geranium are quite attractive in appearance, the flower is grown not for the sake of greenery, but for the sake of colorful buds.
However, sometimes gardeners come across frankly “capricious” specimens that do not want to bloom at all.
In this case, it is worth resorting to a “cold weapon”, which in this case will be a safety pin.
Important: do not forget to disinfect the “instrument” before use.
The pin is needed to make several through punctures in the stem of the geranium.
Such “self-mutilation” will undoubtedly cause stress in the plant, the reaction to which will be the long-awaited appearance of flower stalks.
However, if you want to achieve flowering of geraniums, do not forget about the appropriate care, which includes watering, fertilizing and providing access to sunlight.
The list can also be supplemented with procedures such as pruning and pinching.
