Hi, I really can't say for sure w/out seeing the plant. But there are a few reasons plants become leggy rather than full. One being, they are too far away from the light. The stems are reaching for the light and b/c it is too far away for the plant to benefit from it, there is very little growth in the leaves. Another one is lack of fertilizer. Plants need food to be healthy. If light isn't the cause, try pinching off the tips of the stems that are leggy. And if there is any new growth, as in leaves, cut them off. This will encourage the roots to produce more foliage from the soil line. I'm sure others will jump in and give more usefull advise. Hope this helps. . . Maid~

Yes lipother Letting geranium cuttings callus over does improve your chances of success. I let mine sit for about 5 days, The leaves droop and the cut end whithers and dries. The danger to cuttings is blackleg and is usually caused by too much water and bacteria. The callusing cuts down on the amount of water the cutting absorbs. Some tips to have you have even better success. Make sure everything you use for cuttings is very clean, from your cutting tool to the pot. Use filtered water if you can. Use a fast draining soiless mix and don't over water. I bake my soil in the oven @250 for 30 minutes to kill any bacteria that might be there. I do it in a tin foil roasting pan. If a cutting dies pull it immediately and discard the soil, so it doesn't spread to the rest. I started 43 cuttings and lost maybe half a dozen.

yes I grow them inground AND pots.I find the lovely ivy geraniums do quite well as hanging plants.One in a coir and wire hanger and several in conrete urns and look alikes. I also have HUGE orange ones in blue glazed pots I must say that I think the variety has alot to do with how they look and also you must remember that EPCOT changes their plants as soon as they begin to look poorly.If you notice the impatience had holes where the plants wee to be replaced.The little movie inside gave a talk on it. I know some people do not do well with geraniums in the summer but I have had the same ones for years. I bought them at Rock City Nursery who starts their own in greenhouses and I must say the varieties are great. I do not feel they need all that much water and in fact some get totally forgotten and still hang in there.

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