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Is Your Geranium Turning Yellow?

Are  Your  Geraniums  Turning  Yellow?Rust - rusty looking spots, plant turns
yellow
The geranium, like any other garden plant,
needs proper care to flourish. Planting in aTreat  with  fungicidal  spray.
sunny spot, making sure the plant gets enough
water and fertilizer and checking for diseaseDropsy - mostly a problem with indoor plants
and pests will help your plant to be healthy.that  show  lesions
One problem with geraniums is that they can
turn yellow, wilt and drop leaves. Here'sDon't water the plant so much and put it in
some things to check for if this happens tothe  sunniest  spot  you  can  find.
your  plant.
3. Look for pests such as caterpillars, flys,
1. If your geranium is in a planter, it couldmites,termites and slugs are garden pests
be that the plant has outgrown the container.that might like to make a meal of your
Make sure the pot is big enough and if itgeraniums. You can control most of these
looks like the plant is outgrowing it, thenpests with special sprays that you can get at
transplant into a bigger pot. Make sure theyour garden supply store. Aphids are another
container has adequate drainage and that youproblem that may be controlled with ladybugs.
water once a week or as needed in hotSlugs can be captured simply by putting out a
weather.saucer  of  beer.
2.  Check  for disease. Some disease include:4. Make sure you fertilize properly.
Geraniums like a soil that has plenty of
Leaf Spot - leaves fall off after becomingnitrogen and lack of it can cause the plant
spotted.to turn yellow. If you suspect this could be
the problem, then you might try fertilizing
Remove infected leaves, water with a soakerwith a fertilizer that has a high
so  as  to  avoid  getting  water  on  plant.concentration of nitrogen.



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