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Geranium, Scented “Attar of Roses” (Pelargonium capitatum) potted plant, organic
$11.00
Family: Geranium (Geraniaceae)
Hardy to zone 10 to 12, often grown as a summer annual or a potted plant brought in for the winter. Protect from frost.
(Rose scented geranium, rose otto, rose attar, rose of attar) This plant exudes sensual and calming fragrance. I have read many descriptions of the aromatherapeutic properties of this type of scented geranium, and they differ according to source, so provide here my own experience: Attar of Roses opens the heart chakra and calms the spirit. A highly desired plant which in our opinion rests at the pinnacle of all scented geranium varieties. Easily grown in potted culture, a good plant blooms all summer long. Sun to part shade. Fertilize with your good compost and since it’s a heavy magnesium feeder, pour in a little epsom salt soak water from time to time. This will green it up. Space plants 2 feet apart.
Potted plant certified organically grown
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Natalie (verified owner) –
Love my plant and how easy it is to propagate. I have several now from the three I purchased. Very healthy and beautiful. Can you give me some hints on how to get blooms?
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Roxie (verified owner) –
This variety is beautiful in every way. The scent is gorgeous. I over-wintered two plants inside this year in Zone 6B and with regular watering, they thrive indoors, as you can see.
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Yasmine (verified owner) –
I just received mine in the mail and it’s perfect. I’m just curious, if I’m growing indoors in the winter should I still use epsom salt sometimes in the water or wait until spring to do that when I move it outdoors?
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Richo Cech –
hi yasmine. they are good indoor growers if they have enough light, and i do think you can give dilute epsom salt water even when potted. but not too much or too often. richo
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