Pelargonium – White – Guide & Order

White geranium. Lovely in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without breaking a sweat.

Geranium – White for Elegant Occasions

White geraniums are a classic flower that never goes out of style. With their pure white colour, geraniums shine both up close and from a distance, making them the perfect choice when you want to create an elegant and sophisticated floral arrangement. White geranium is particularly popular during the darker winter months, when its light colour becomes a welcome splash of brightness in the home.

This beautiful geranium is not only lovely but also perfectly suited to thriving indoors in bright locations. At approximately 60 centimetres in height, the geranium works beautifully in a large vase and as part of a larger bouquet. White geranium is a reliable flower that lasts a long time and requires simple care to look its very best for many days.

Caring for and Growing Geraniums

Geraniums do best in a bright spot indoors, preferably near a window where they receive plenty of natural light throughout the day. To keep your geranium fresh and beautiful for longer, it's important to water it regularly – this is one of the most important care tips for geraniums. Make sure the soil never dries out completely, but avoid overwatering as this can lead to rot.

White geranium flowers particularly beautifully during the winter months and is an excellent choice if you want a flower that can cope with weaker light conditions in your home. With proper care, your geranium will reward you with beautiful white flowers for many weeks.

White Geranium as a Gift

White geranium is a perfect flower to send or give to someone special. Whether it's a wedding, a milestone celebration or a simple surprise, geranium expresses elegance and sophistication without requiring much effort on your part. A bouquet of white geranium works wonderfully as a gift for someone who appreciates classic beauty.

However, it's important to note that geraniums are toxic to pets, so make sure to place the flower in a safe spot if you have dogs or cats at home. With its white colour, long-lasting beauty and easy care, white geranium is a choice you won't regret.

Quick facts – Pelargonium – White

Colour
white
Latin name
Pelargonium
Type
potted plant
Flowering
may-october
Light
full sun
Water
low
Height
25-50 cm
Scent
mild
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Pelargonium – White

What kind of soil suits pelargoniums best?
Pelargoniums grow best in well-drained potting compost with a good structure. Mix in a little perlite or grit for better drainage. Avoid compost that stays wet or compacted, as this causes root rot.
How often should pelargoniums be watered?
Water when the surface of the compost feels dry, usually two or three times a week in normal weather. In hot summer weather pots may need watering every day. Pelargoniums cope with slight dryness far better than with overwatering.
When and how should pelargoniums be pruned?
Keep pinching off faded flowers to encourage new ones, and remove yellow or damaged leaves. The main pruning is done in late winter or early spring, when the plant is cut back by about a half to two-thirds for a bushy, free-flowering plant.
Which pests and diseases can affect pelargoniums?
Common problems are whitefly, aphids, red spider mite, rust and grey mould in high humidity. Ensure good air circulation, avoid watering the leaves and do not crowd the plants.
How do I overwinter pelargoniums?
Bring pelargoniums indoors before the first frost and keep them in a bright, cool place at about 8-15°C, such as a frost-free greenhouse or a cool windowsill. Water sparingly over winter and do not feed until spring. Many gardeners also take cuttings in late summer as a safe way to keep their favourites.

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