Step 1: Identify a Healthy Mother Plant
Select a geranium mother plant that is growing well, with green leaves and vibrant flowers. This will be the plant that will provide the sprigs for propagation.

Step 2: Prepare the Material Needed
Get clean, disinfected pruning shears and small containers of potting soil. Have everything ready before you start.

Step 3: Cut the Twigs
Carefully cut healthy twigs from the mother plant. Each twig should have at least a couple of leaves and a node.

Step 4: Remove Lower Leaves
Carefully remove the lower leaves from the twigs, leaving only a few at the top.

Step 5: Plant the Twigs
Fill small containers with soil and make a hole in the center. Place each twig in a container, making sure to bury the node in the soil.

Step 6: Care and Maintain
Place the containers in a warm, bright place, but away from direct sunlight. Water them regularly to keep the soil moist.

Step 7: Transplant
When the new plants have solid roots and have grown sufficiently, transplant them to their final locations.

Additional Tips
Maintain Moisture: During rooting, be sure to maintain adequate moisture around the twigs.
Avoid Excess Fertilizer: Do not apply heavy fertilizers during the early stages of growth.
Observe and Adjust: Monitor the progress of new plants and adjust care as needed.

That’s it! With this method, you can multiply your geraniums without spending extra money. Enjoy your beautiful, ever-expanding garden.