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- Share cranesbill and multiply successfully
- Share Cranesbeak - That's how it works
- For propagation by division suitable geranium species
- Tips
The cranesbill can best be multiplied by division
Share cranesbill and multiply successfully
Cranesbills differ not only in terms of their depending on the type of different preferred locations, but also in terms of the best mode of propagation. Except for the hybrids, almost all species of cranesbill can be easily propagated by sowing, but also the duplication by cuttings or, in older specimens, by division is possible. The species that are particularly suitable for this type of propagation and how it is carried out can be found in the following article.
Share Cranesbeak - That's how it works
In the case of perennial shrubs - which include the cranesbills - propagation by division is an uncomplicated as well as proven method, which also has the advantage of rejuvenating older plants and thus extend their lifespan and stimulate their growth and flowering joy. And so the division of a cranesbill succeeds:
The freshly split cranesbills can then be planted immediately in the previously determined location or in a planter. Water the plants thoroughly until they are rooted and successfully grown.
For propagation by division suitable geranium species
The following cranesbill species are suitable for a vegetative propagation by division:
Tips
Moisture is a crucial factor in both rooting and rooting. Therefore, the freshly divided plantlets must be watered regularly. It is better, however, by a protective plastic (a great example is a cut plastic bottle) or a bell jar tensioned air and thus to produce a high humidity. In any case, you must avoid excessive moisture to prevent rot.