Want Bushy Zonal Pelargoniums - then you have to have to start work with young plants!!
In this video Mr Pelargonium shows us that in order to get well balanced bushy show plants you need to start cutting them back when they are very young to encourage side shoots to develop right at the base of the main stems. EXHIBITION GROWING YOUNG PLANT TRAINING
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