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Sharing Geraniums-Transplanting?
I'd like to share my geraniums with my daughter for her new house. I read up on propergating but taking a cutting & waiting for the roots to grow takes a while. Is it possible to split the roots from the ground to transplant it to her garden? Anyone have quicker ways to do this? Thanks!
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Geraniums generally have only one main stem per plant - so that would defeat your purpose.
Cuttings root and grow pretty fast.
See source for more information about growing geraniums.
Source(s): http://www.backyardgarden.info/geraniums.php - Anonymous4 years ago
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- meanolmawLv 71 decade ago
you cannot 'split' or 'divide' a geranium.... cuttings is the way to get more plants from one.... if you want to hurry, give daughter a whole one of your plants..... then she and you can both take cuttings to add to your collections....
