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Pelargonium miniatur
The plant likes a sunny habitat, but semi-shade is ideal.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. Water regularly throughout the year.
It can tolerate -1.1 °C in the short term. However, the plant is not hardy.
The sparse hairs on the leaves, petioles and stems give the plant a soft velvety shine.
Pelargonium miniature, also known as Geranium miniature, is a small and compact form of Pelargonium that is ideal for growing in pots or outdoors. It belongs to the genus Pelargonium, which includes about 200 species of perennials, succulents and shrubs.
The houseplant is characterised by its dark green leaves, which turn a deep red colour in a sunny position. The leaves show a circular pattern. The leaves are usually on long petioles and, like the petioles, the stems are sparsely hairy. The plant is evergreen, but the lower leaves often dry out and should be removed. Pelargonium miniature has fairly strong stems and compact growth. It grows to a height of 15 cm in a 6 cm diameter pot.
It is a flowering plant with pink flowers.
Pelargonium miniature is drought tolerant and can be grown with succulents or as a classic houseplant. It is characterised by attractive foliage and pink flowers. In addition, fine hairs cover the leaves, petioles and stems. The plant is well suited as a small succulent houseplant.