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pruning geraniums

11 years ago

I have several geraniums that went without water for over a week in a greenhouse due to malfunction of water system. The leaves turned brown and blooms died. I have pruned them all back hard and they are all green. I have watered and am hoping they will come back. Any wisdom anyone can give me on what to do to get them revived.

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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
11 years ago
I don't think you can, or need, do anything else. A week without water is nothing to a Pelargonium.
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