Need help fixing a Citrosa Geranium
19 years ago
I bought this last year at a local grocery store. My sister helped me by keeping it at her house for the cold months.
It is very top heavy. I am new to this type of plant.
What can I do? I love the smell! :)
TIA,
Yvette
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