Geranium is considered the most popular indoor plant.
And there are quite good reasons for this. The plant is not one of the capricious ones and can bloom almost all year round.
But what to do if the geranium has not bloomed for a long time and is not going to do so? Most likely, the flower does not fit the pot.
You shouldn't rush to feed the plant with various fertilizers or water it intensively.
First of all, you need to make sure that the pot is suitable for the plant.
If flowering suddenly stops, it’s time to find a more spacious “home” for the geranium.
It is recommended to choose cone-shaped pots for this plant, because fungus appears more often in square ones.
First you need to add drainage, and then loose and light soil.
In such conditions, the plant will take root without any problems and will subsequently spread out into lush caps, as before.
After transplantation, you can already think about fertilizing. It is better to use a complex fertilizer, where the dosage of all the necessary elements is already calculated.
