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Alpine geraniums

21 years ago

Is it possible to take cuttings from Alpine geraniums?

Thanks,

Chris

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melrt968
21 years ago
Hi
If you are talking about the Alpine Pelargoniums (Geraniums) you see in Austria, Switzerland and south Germany, the answer is Yes, Two points to watch 1) do NOT use rooting liquid or powder and 2) do NOT tent, or close up your cuttings.
It would be worthwhile to borrow a book on Pelargoniums/Geraniums from your local library or do an internet search.
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