How To Save Geraniums In The Fall – 2 Great Ways To Keep Geraniums Alive Over Winter! 

Geraniums can be overwintering indoors or taken as cuttings in the fall. A full guide on both methods  

Just before Frost  

Bring potted geraniums indoors before frost. Geraniums are frost-sensitive, so act quickly.  

Check and Clean  

Check plants for bugs and illnesses. Get rid of dead or damaged leaves. Clean pots to prevent bugs indoors.  

Prune  

Remove one-third to half the geraniums. This reduces plant size and promotes growth.  

Placement  

Place the pots in a sunny window with at least six hours of sunlight everyday. If natural light is insufficient, utilize grow lights.  

Watering  

Water plants sparingly. Geraniums need less water in winter. Dry the soil between waterings to avoid root rot.  

Temperature  

Temperature should be 55-65°F (13-18°C). Keep them away from drafts and heat.  

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