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Pelargonium
Geranium is part of the genus Pelargonium, a genus comprising about 200 species of perennials, most of which are native to southern Africa. The name of the genus comes from the Latin 'pelargos', which translates as 'stork', the fruit is similar to a stork's beak. Geranium (Pelargonium domesticum) is an extremely common species, being found mainly as a potted plant, decorative with its colourful flowers and appreciated for its long flowering period.
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‹4 Wish green leavesMonstera, leaf yellowingHello! I bought 3 weeks ago a monstera thai constellation. From a lady, not from any specialized shop. When I picked it up, I noticed that one of the leaves was yellowing around the edge. I carefully trimmed that portion,... moreRead
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‹3 Wish green leavesGeraniums, leaves dry as paperOn my Tyrolean geraniums the older leaves have dried out - they are brown and have the texture of paper. They make young, healthy leaves but they are also drying out. The variegated geranium has also started to have leaves... moreReadSpecialist's advice and another one answerGreen leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesTyrolean geranium, eggs on the leavesHello! I've been seeing the leaves of the Pelargonium plants attacked by a pest for a few days now, and I don't know exactly what it could be. Please tell me what the pest is and what treatment should I... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesPelargonium, isopods in the soilHello! I bought bags of soil, spread it in the garden and I think it was infested with wood borers. Since then, the Pelargonium plants have stopped flowering and have damaged leaves. I sprinkled the soil with slaked lime and... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹1 Wish green leavesWhy do my pelargoniums have brown spots?I have a pelargonium and it's so beautiful. Since the cold weather has come, she has bloomed more but brown spots have started to appear on her leaves... and they are really yellowing. I have removed the leaves with the... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹0 Wish green leavesPelargonium – yellow leaves and possible pest attckI moved them from outside into the house a week ago, after a few days the leaves started to turn yellow and some leaves seem to be eaten by something ... What can I do in this situation? Thank you... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves2 Wish green leavesPelargonium – symptoms on leavesWhat seems to be the problem with this plant?ReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹1 Wish green leavesPelargonium – soft stemThe stem gets soft and stays empty inside, they are last year's pelargonium from seedlings, all winter I had problems with them and now the stem has started to get soft, I water them once every 2-3 days depending on... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves
‹2 Wish green leavesPelargonium – dried leaves on the edgeHello! I'm attaching some pictures of pelargoniums on the terrace below. I have noticed that for a few days the leaves have been drying out from the outside inwards. They are located in full sun, watered once a day (in... moreReadSpecialist's advice Green leaves 0 Wish green leavesPelargoniumGeranium is part of the genus Pelargonium, a genus comprising about 200 species of perennials, most of which are native to southern Africa. The name of the genus comes from the Latin 'pelargos', which translates as 'stork', the fruit is... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesPelargoniumGeranium is part of the genus Pelargonium, a genus comprising about 200 species of perennials, most of which are native to southern Africa. The name of the genus comes from the Latin 'pelargos', which translates as 'stork', the fruit is... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves 0 Wish green leavesPelargoniumGeranium is part of the genus Pelargonium, a genus comprising about 200 species of perennials, most of which are native to southern Africa. The name of the genus comes from the Latin 'pelargos', which translates as 'stork', the fruit is... moreBe the first to add an answerGreen leaves
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