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- Cranesbill "Rozanne" only by division to multiply
- Propagate "Rozanne" vegetatively
- Share "Rozanne" in the spring
- Almost all storks can be multiplied by division
- Tips
To propagate the rhizome of the cranesbill Rozanne is divided in spring
Cranesbill "Rozanne" only by division to multiply
The cranesbill hybrid "Rozanne" is one of the most flowering and vigorous geranium species. It is a creeping awake perennial whose shoots can be up to one and a half feet long. The numerous, very large, rich violet-blue flowers appear persistently between May and November. Unlike other cranesbills, "Rozanne" can not be propagated by seeds, but only by division.
Propagate "Rozanne" vegetatively
For most cranesbill species, the most effective type of propagation is via seed, where the plants often self-sow. Hybrid, d. H. Crosses of various species, including "Rozanne", are usually infertile. This means that an increase of seeds is not possible. Very often "Rozanne" does not even produce fruits, let alone seeds. Also, the propagation of cuttings is usually not very successful with this type of geranium. For this reason the only possibility left is duplication by division.
Share "Rozanne" in the spring
The best time to divide is spring, say in April or May. Do the following:
Almost all storks can be multiplied by division
In addition to "Rozanne" and other hybrids, numerous other cranesbill species can be multiplied in the manner described. Also the different varieties of the magnificent-wood-beak-beak (Geranium x magnificum), a very vigorous hybrid with strongly violet-blue, large blooms, can be propagated exclusively by division. In addition, a vegetative propagation is recommended for cultivars with a high degree of breeding, as these can not usually be cultivated by seeding.
Tips
Some cranesbill species, such as the Rock Cranesbill (Geranium macrorrhizum), form aboveground rhizomes from which you can obtain so-called rhizome cuttings. This type of propagation is often very successful.