Cutting back a large Standard grown Pelargonium
in this video our host David Taylor, aka, 'Mr Pelargonium' shows how he cuts back one of his large standard grown pelargoniums. His 'Rushmoor Spotted Shrimp' is now six years old and is getting bigger by the year. Due to its fast growing nature he likes to cut the plant back in this mid-summer period in order to generate some growth prior to the onset of winter.

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