Why are my geranium leaves getting smaller
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I compared pictures of my geranium taken 3 years ago and just a week ago. The difference in size is significant but blooming remains abundant (for now?). Should I worry?
Hi grimo! When was your last repotting? It could be that it needs new food after having consumed from the soil what has been there for the last 3 years.
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