How Do You Care For Geraniums Indoors?
Geraniums are a hardy flower that can add a splash of color indoors during a long winter. One particular geranium that thrives indoors is the Martha Washington (sometimes referred to as Lady Washington or Regal.) Geraniums can either be grown from seeds or cuttings from another geranium plant. Seeds may take longer to flower, but in late summer and early fall, they’ll produce beautiful blossoms, rivaling the plants grown from cuttings. Regardless of which style of “birthing” you choose for your geraniums, care for them will remain the same. Find a sunny spot to place your geraniums as they grow best in sunlight. Due to shortened days during winter months, this may prove difficult. As an alternative, a fluorescent light can provide the needed light. According to the University of Minnesota Extension, “Fluorescent lights can be used from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. to supplement natural light.” The lighting source should also be kept 10 to 12 inches from the plant. Choose a clay or plastic pot wit
