Preparation of the Cuttings:

1. Remove the lower leaves from the cuttings without damaging the connection area between the leaf and the stem.
2. Make an oblique cut in the lower part of the cutting to improve the absorption of nutrients.
   Using the Banana
3. Cut the banana into pieces 1.5-2 cm thick.
4. Insert the cuttings into the pulp of the banana. This acts as a natural biostimulant, facilitating the growth of the root system and the formation of buds.
   Transplanting into the Pot:
5. Transfer the cuttings to the prepared pot, creating a hole for each cutting. Maintain a distance of about 10 cm between the cuttings to avoid overlapping.
6. Slightly press down the banana substrate and cover it with a thin sprinkling of soil, keeping the banana a few millimetres below the surface.
   Maintenance of Cuttings:
7. Gently cut off the larger leaves, leaving only the tops to encourage growth.
8. After transplanting, do not water the cuttings further. The moisture in the banana pulp will be sufficient to support root development.
   Results After 3 Months:
   After about 3 months, the geranium cuttings will have developed strong roots and will begin to grow vigorously, preparing to produce flowers.
   By following this simple technique, you will be able to enjoy the beauty of your geraniums that will grow healthily and bloom beautifully in your garden or on your balcony. Happy propagation!