I'm talking about well grown on plants such as you buy from the market or garden centre.
Is a multi purpose compost suitable to pot up geraniums, that is pelargoniums, into please?
No. Pelargoniums need sharp drainage. They will rot in a compost that is peat based as it does not drain well.
Use a soil based compost ( John Innes is good if you are UK)with added gritsand.
Reply:It's too fertile for pelargoniums,resulting in too much leafy growth.50% compost/50%sharp sand
Reply:Any fine soil is ok for Geraniums.Just make sure that you put some broken crockery or stones at the bottom of your pots.
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