Rooting Geraniums

I have a lot of cuttings from geraniums, which I overwintered and have cut back because they are too leggy. Your article says to put into vermiculite. Will potting soil work just as well? I remember my aunt used to root hers in a glass of water sitting on a window ledge, but I don’t know how long this took. I would like to have new plants by the end of May.

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#1 Comment By Nikki On 04/07/2011 @ 6:00 am

Potting soil will work. You can root them in water, but they have a higher success rate in vermiculite or potting soil.

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