In the People’s Republic of Poland, everyone had this plant on their windowsill. Its properties were used by our grandmothers

Fragrant pelargonium is a beautiful ornamental plant that can decorate our gardens, balconies or windowsills for many seasons. It not only looks fantastic, but also has extraordinary properties. How to care for geranium so that it grows healthy and lush? We suggest.

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How to care for geraniums? The scented geranium will grow luxuriantly if you keep this in mind

Fragrant Pelargonium is not difficult to grow. It is not a very demanding plant, so anyone can grow it. Even if you’re not skilled at it. It is worth remembering that it appreciates optimal hydration. You can’t overwater it, lest the roots rot, but you also have to be careful not to dry it out. Fragrant pelargonium finds itself best in a sunny place and that’s when it’s most beautiful. In winter, you can safely grow geraniums at home, and as soon as the outside temperature stays above twenty degrees Celsius, it is worth moving the pots to the balcony or garden. Thanks to this, they will become a fantastic decoration of the plot.

What properties does geranium have? You will use them in several ways

Fragrant pelargonium not only looks beautiful, decorating windowsills. It is also rich in many fantastic properties that we can use on a daily basis. First of all, it is worth appreciating its intense, beautiful fragrance. Geranium leaves are rich in essential oils, contain vitamin C, organic acids, flavonoids and geraniol. Thanks to this, fragrant geranium has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and analgesic properties. How can you use it?

Geranium leaves should be crushed and placed in a cotton bag. The finished package can be put on a pillow or hung near the bed and every day before bedtime, replace the leaves with new ones. The aroma of the fragrant is pleasant, enveloping, and also has a relaxing effect. It will perfectly soothe shattered nerves and help you fall asleep faster. Some of the leaves of geranium even prepare oils, infusions and tinctures.