I have a geranium that I am overwintering indoors and it has decided to start to bloom indoors. If it is allowed bloom now will it then not bloom in the summer? The type of geranium I have is a Mary Washington.
Flowering geranium good or bad?
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I have a similar problem. My miniature roses should be dormant. After all, it's still February. But they grow really fast and they produce lots and lots of fresh leaves! I blame the weather. It's very warm in my area. All plants are confused.
Can you move your geranium to a colder room?
Can you move your geranium to a colder room?
I have them in the coldest room I can but I think the weather might be keeping it to warm as well. maybe if I cut the buds off my geraniums then they will save their energy for spring but they might just not flower at all then.
Many plants have multiple blooming cycles, roses and geraniums are only two. They will bloom, go through a rest cycle and then bloom again throughout the Spring and Summer. Let them bloom and then they will rest and if they are being fed and watered correctly they will again cycle in again for more blooming.
OK thanks firelily99 so all that I have to do is enjoy a display of indoor flowers 