Rooting Pelargonium Cuttings Growing Scented Geraniums From Cuttings

Although these adaptable plants may take root any time after spring, late summer is the optimum time for rooting pelargonium cuttings. Cut a stem from a healthy growing plant using a sharp, sterile knife. Make the cut just below a leaf joint. Remove all the leaves except the top two.

Can you root scented geraniums in water?
How long does it take for geranium cuttings to root in water?
When can I take geranium cuttings?

Can you root scented geraniums in water?

Yes, geraniums can be rooted in water. ... Put the cuttings in a jar of water in a bright spot but not in direct sun. Be sure to remove all foliage from the cuttings that might fall below the water level; leaves in the water will rot. With luck, the cuttings will send out roots eventually and can be replanted.

How long does it take for geranium cuttings to root in water?

In 6-8 weeks, you should notice roots forming. It can be as quick as 4 weeks. Geraniums grow long roots so you may see some at the holes in the bottom of the pot.

When can I take geranium cuttings?

Taking Geranium Cuttings

Geraniums don't have a dormant period during winter, so can be taken any time during the season, but April is the perfect time to take geranium cuttings. Success relies on light, warmth and watering for the best results - warmth and longer daylight hours produce stronger plants.