The solanders geranium is native to Australia, but listed as a rare or threatened species in some regions of the country. The roots of this plant had some traditional uses due to the high concentration of tannins.
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Herb
Plant Type
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Care Guide for Solanders geranium
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Solanders geranium originates from moisture-rich environments and thrives with consistent watering, ideally once a week. Its adaptable nature allows it to manage varying weather conditions, enhancing growth cycles and overall health while balancing hydration without risk of over-saturation.
Fertilize:
Solanders geranium thrives with sufficient nutrients, necessitating base and additional fertilizers during maintenance. Fertilize in spring during rapid growth, with 1-2 topdressings. Use slow-release fertilizers outdoors, and apply balanced liquid fertilizers indoors post-establishment. Phosphate fertilizers enhance flowering and prolong the bloom period.
Pruning:
For optimal health, prune solanders geranium in early to mid-spring to remove dead stems and encourage new growth. Regular deadheading improves blooming cycles and vitality. Refer to gardening guides for precise techniques specific to solanders geranium.
Propagation:
Solanders geranium is propagated by taking a healthy stem cutting with leaves, placed in well-draining soil, preferably treated with rooting hormone. Maintain consistent moisture and warmth. Once rooted, solanders geranium can be transferred to a larger pot or garden bed without disturbing the roots.
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