pelargonium excalibur, do you sell any small plants? looking for a rooted cutting ?
14.10.2020 06:51
Ken
Hi sorry to say that as stated on my website I do not sell plants.
28.11.2018 21:14
Marian Johnson
Hi Ken. Any tips on how to grow pelargoniums as miniatures? I used to find them at nice plant stores and at a few places online, but now I can't find them anywhere? All best, and thanks, Marian
17.06.2018 20:18
Mary-Anne Blades
Do you sell dibbinsdale pelargoniums and brackenwood pelargoniums
28.05.2018 10:18
Gordon Robert
I have bought 20zonal pelargoniums from Fibrex, what potting mixture do you recomend,and rooting mixture. You have given the best information I’ve ever read or seen anywhere, thank you ,
29.05.2018 18:03
Gordon Lawrence roberts
Thank you all information gratefully received,I look forward to growing my zonal Pelargoniums,
28.05.2018 20:30
Ken
Hi I use Clover Multipurpose with about 25% John Innes added. I then sift this to get rid of the lumps, which makes it easier when potting on to the next size pot. Hope you find this helpful, Ken
25.08.2017 22:00
Brian Skeys
Thank you. Will give it a go
25.08.2017 21:40
Brian Skeys
Hello Ken, I have white fly on my Pelargoniums in the greenhouse, what would you recommend as treatment. Thanks
25.08.2017 21:54
Ken
Hi Brian, I find that Provado Ultimate Bug Killer works well as it is systemic stays in the plant for a month. can buy it made up or as a concentrate.
28.06.2017 22:04
VALERIE COGSWELL
Ken,parcel arrived safely,babies recovering,many thanks so very kind of you.Val
31.08.2016 17:34
Sue Stewart
Hi Ken Lovely website very informative.I am new to all this should I use multi purpose potting compost or John Innes No2 and do they need any sand perlite or vermiculite mixed in. Many Thanks Sue
13.06.2016 10:57
Lynda
Hi Ken, I am a novice grower and would appreciate some advice regarding what compost to pot on cuttings into. I use coir to take the cuttings and that works well but not sure what to use to pot-on.
10.04.2016 11:25
colleen ross
Ken what potting mix do you use
14.01.2016 17:08
Aimal Kasi
John Innes composts are not available in Pakistan. What ingredients and in what ratio should I mix for making up potting mix for pelargoniums.
20.05.2015 11:17
Ken Abel
Hi, My plants which are grown in pots, seem happy with a PH of 6.6-7. Hope this is of help to you. Ken
20.05.2015 08:49
young joo lee ( Mr)
Hello , Ken ! i would like to know HOW is better Ph range of substrate for peragonium?
i am manufacturing the granulated rock wool substrate, one of my client growing peragonium using my media , he praise my rock wool media is good. he say
please let
06.03.2015 19:26
David Goodchild
We are the North East Group of Plant Heritage Could you please let me know if you could give us a talk on Pelargoniums and what your fee would be. Thanks
Latest comments
05.06 | 07:32
You're my no. 1 inspiration in the Pelargonium growing/showing world. Appreciation abundance, plus some! Your site has taught me more in a short period of time, than any other source or outlet.
16.04 | 21:49
Wow I love your plants ,beautiful ,I wish I could grow them that well in Australia
17.12 | 10:40
Hi Jacqueline, I do not cover the box as the cuttings will rot off in too much humidity. I only water them once they are nearly dry as not to overwater. Ken
15.12 | 18:58
Hi Ken. Thanks for the info. I would like to know, do you cover the box? How often do you ‘bottom’ water the cuttings?
stephen Johnson
pelargonium excalibur, do you sell any small plants? looking for a rooted cutting ?
Ken
Hi sorry to say that as stated on my website I do not sell plants.
Marian Johnson
Hi Ken. Any tips on how to grow pelargoniums as miniatures? I used to find them at nice plant stores and at a few places online, but now I can't find them anywhere? All best, and thanks, Marian
Mary-Anne Blades
Do you sell dibbinsdale pelargoniums and brackenwood pelargoniums
Gordon Robert
I have bought 20zonal pelargoniums from Fibrex, what potting mixture do you recomend,and rooting mixture. You have given the best information I’ve ever read or seen anywhere, thank you ,
Gordon Lawrence roberts
Thank you all information gratefully received,I look forward to growing my zonal Pelargoniums,
Ken
Hi I use Clover Multipurpose with about 25% John Innes added. I then sift this to get rid of the lumps, which makes it easier when potting on to the next size pot. Hope you find this helpful, Ken
Brian Skeys
Thank you. Will give it a go
Brian Skeys
Hello Ken, I have white fly on my Pelargoniums in the greenhouse, what would you recommend as treatment. Thanks
Ken
Hi Brian, I find that Provado Ultimate Bug Killer works well as it is systemic stays in the plant for a month. can buy it made up or as a concentrate.
VALERIE COGSWELL
Ken,parcel arrived safely,babies recovering,many thanks so very kind of you.Val
Sue Stewart
Hi Ken Lovely website very informative.I am new to all this should I use multi purpose potting compost or John Innes No2 and do they need any sand perlite or vermiculite mixed in. Many Thanks Sue
Lynda
Hi Ken, I am a novice grower and would appreciate some advice regarding what compost to pot on cuttings into. I use coir to take the cuttings and that works well but not sure what to use to pot-on.
colleen ross
Ken what potting mix do you use
Aimal Kasi
John Innes composts are not available in Pakistan. What ingredients and in what ratio should I mix for making up potting mix for pelargoniums.
Ken Abel
Hi, My plants which are grown in pots, seem happy with a PH of 6.6-7. Hope this is of help to you. Ken
young joo lee ( Mr)
Hello , Ken ! i would like to know HOW is better Ph range of substrate for peragonium?
i am manufacturing the granulated rock wool substrate, one of my client growing peragonium using my media , he praise my rock wool media is good. he say
please let
David Goodchild
We are the North East Group of Plant Heritage Could you please let me know if you could give us a talk on Pelargoniums and what your fee would be. Thanks