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Australasian geranium
Australasian geranium is a perennial herb recognized for its tufted stance and showy flowers, often in hues of pink or blue, which blossom in an umbrella-like cluster atop its slender stems. Its foliage tends to carry distinctively lobed leaves, which form a dense basal rosette. Thriving in temperate climates, australasian geranium's robust root system enables it to withstand various soil conditions, making it a resilient addition to gardens and an attractive ground cover.
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10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Australasian geranium

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10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: The australasian geranium thrives in humid environments and requires consistent watering during hot summers to regulate temperature. In winter, reduce watering to prevent root rot. Allow the soil to dry for a day or two to enhance tolerance and encourage blooming, but avoid prolonged dryness and manage drainage during heavy rain.
Fertilize: The australasian geranium thrives with adequate nutrients, necessitating initial and subsequent fertilization, especially during spring's rapid growth phase, with 1-2 topdressings. Outdoor growth benefits from slow-release fertilizers, while indoor plants should receive balanced liquid fertilizers post-establishment. Phosphate fertilizers enhance flowering and extend bloom duration.
Pruning: Australasian geranium is a herbaceous plant known for its dense, mounded structure and lobed leaves. Prune in early spring to remove old flower stalks and damaged foliage, improving air circulation and promoting vigorous flowering while avoiding over-pruning to maintain plant strength.
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