Geranium Question

I love Geraniums... and unfortunately they do well here (AZ) only as long as the temps are not too hot (above 90) or too cold (they will frost or freeze)..

A 2-3 gallon pot is not very large.. you might want to move it to at least a 5 gallon pot or planter. it might do well on an enclosed porch but probably not in the house with the heater running (too dry and not enough light)

I live in Michigan (cold winters) and each fall about time of freezing I put my geraniums inside. I put them where there is minimum heat and light. I water them just a little, once a month, and then in the spring I put those straggly plants back outside (after freezes are past). I give them a little fertilizer and in a month they are back to their luscious foliage --and they bloom like crazy all summer (watering them when necessary while they're outside.

Hi Laurie, Here's a link that may help: https://www.thespruce.com/overwintering-geraniums-1403592

Good luck!

Re-pot them in the next size container with fresh soil,spray the leaves with horticultural oil,bring inside and place in a bright location,do not prune or feed them at this time. Let them adjust.Water when dry to the touch

Where do you live? I have geraniums but mine are in ground and semi protected. Gets into the teens at night on rare occasions, but summers are 100+ and mine grow great. I would suggest a bigger pot and keep in a protected area. See if these links help.

Yes and Yes...............

if You live somewhere besides Florida or southern CAlifornia, you need to bring it in for the winter. They are low maintenance plants. I keep mine all winter and put it back out in spring. I have had it 5 yrs plus now.