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time to water. For container-grown plants, lift the pot—if it feels surprisingly light, the roots are ready for a drink.
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Water Deeply, Not Frequently
When you do water, give them a thorough soak until water runs freely from the drainage holes. This encourages roots to grow downward, creating sturdier stems and a more drought-tolerant plant. Avoid the temptation to lightly sprinkle the surface; shallow watering breeds weak roots and sparse blooms. -
Water in the Morning
Early watering minimizes evaporation and gives foliage ample time to dry before evening. Always aim
Here’s how to have geraniums full of flowers: you have to water them like this to always have them thriving