How to Grow Geraniums from Cuttings (Complete Process)

In this video I show How to Grow Geraniums (Pelargonium x hortorum) from Cuttings and show the Complete Process from how to take the cutting, to how to plant it up once it has sufficient roots. This is an easy and fun thing to do. With this method you can clone many Geraniums to grow your collection. They make great bedding plants or can be used in hanging baskets.

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[liamvnbw]

Excellent video! Finally someone who shows the whole process and explains things properly. For all beginners: it’s worth mentioning that loads of plants can be propagated this way, not just geraniums… Really, anything with stems and leaf nodes, you can give a try and see what happens!

[ArleneHeer]

I love the valuable information, but also the calm voice and music! I’m in! Thank you 🙏

[juliebrady]

Thank you. Just bought my 7 year old grandson a geranium and he is now ready to grow his own.

[pamelarivers]

I had no idea it was this simple and after buying geraniums year after year, I just wonder how much money I could have saved. Thank you.

[Msmargret]

Thanks for your informative and visually instructive offering! Lovely!

I remember my mom being inconsolable over not, even, being able to grow a geranium. I grow them for her. But, I live in a Mediterranean climate; no snow. I just put a brilliant red, geranium hedge on either side of the drive at the gate. The original plant was from a cutting 2 years ago. It was a planned grow for the hedge. If left alone, they'll grow tall and gangly, but trimmed way back, over and over, the line of them likes to be about 4' high and 2' 1/2 wide. Here, they root because there's water! We stick them in the ground, and Mom smiles in my heart. Wherever you live, geraniums will make you happy!

[gardenerkatecarter]

Someone ought to call these Nanna plants I learned to love them from my Nan too……lolololol

[dougsharp]

Perfect. This was exactly what I was looking for and you did an excellent presentation. Thank you!

[farmyourbackyard]

Thumbs up for your Nan and your great Nan!

[heathsavage]

God no-nonsense gardening advice. Thanks!

[stevenspencer]

Well my brother, this blessed my socks off. Last year I grew some geraniums and tried to do cuttings in dirt. But now that you have schooled me, this year is going to be a lot different Praise God. Thank you and have a blessed day my brother.

[mickydub]

(((( IT WORKED 3 weeks on and the cutting is still alive .. Lol . Cheers for the vid

[maccoll]

Excellent - straight to the point, no waffling, easy to follow way to propogate your geraniums! Thanks, Phill!

[oscardog]

I’ve just watched several geranium propagation videos, and yours is the best by far. Thanks. 😊🇦🇺

[JayDee-pobc]

I just tried this with my "Big Red" geranium. It is warm here in Australia so it should be OK.🙂

[wendychandler]

My grandpa showed me how to do this over 80 years ago. I'm just going to take a few now, from a favourite plant. It's the easiest gardening job that does give results.

[kirstywright]

Thank you! Loved that you learnt this from your nan and great nan. I watched this because I just snapped the geranium that was my mum's, which she'd kept from my nan, 25 years ago... this will help me keep the process going 😊🌱

[amysatterfield]

Thanks for being simple and straight to the point without to much talking. Can't wait to try this.

[beckyshuster]

Thank you that's what I was looking for on how to make some new plants out of the ones I already have

[paulinedawson]

This video was easy to follow no posh soil or anything to add i will be doing this little gardening job this weekend thankyou Phill

[erlindacoligado]

Thank you for the wonderful tips. I love geraniums in my garden. I always wait when they go on sale late summer and buy a lot. Living in Canada, I tried wrapping in newspapers and leaving in the garage for winter. Every year always disappointed, 100% of them died. Last fall chose big plants, put in a pot and leave in my sun room all winter. They all survived and planted outside this summer. This year will try cuttings of my favourite colour. Wish me luck.