Pelargoniums leaves

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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Amicable and friendly Admin Staff Member

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    Good afternoon just a question about my pelargoniums on many of them the leaves are turning bright red,is this a normal occurrence,Thank you :smile:

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    You’ve not been over watering them have you Woo?
    Mind you I have that happening here too sometimes.....I grow a lot of pelargoniums in the conservatory. Just pinch the affected leaves off :)
    Incidentally, I find growing pelargoniums in John innes better than using mpc. I add perlite to the mix too:)
     
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      I think that tends to happen on the older leaves, not something I'd worry about.:smile:
       
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        Thanks @Verdun and @pete I shall cut down on watering them ,it could be the old age thing as I keep going red lately;):smile:
         
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