With this feeding, pelargonium will begin to grow side shoots on all sides.

0 < p>After pruning, pelargonium is not always able to start growing side shoots on its own. The plant needs powerful feeding. It is with its help that it is possible to get the desired result. Florists have told exactly what mixture of substances pelargonium should receive so that you can see new side shoots.

How to feed pelargonium

The following components are needed to prepare the solution:

• ammonia;
• succinic acid;
• vitamins of group B.

To prepare the solution, you need to focus on the following proportion. 2 ml of ammonia, 0.5 g of succinic acid and 1 tablet of group B are added to 1 liter of water. Make sure that these tablets contain as many types of this vitamin as possible.