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Lily789
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Hi,
I have a strange geranium (pelargonium) [Embarrassed] ! A flower stem has finished blooming and on the tip of the stem are two small leaves. It looks like a new shoot is growing on the TIP OF THE FLOWER STEM. This is so weird. Check pic below.

Anything I should do to it?

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Plants: 57 | From: MD | Registered: Aug 2004  |  Seeded: 172.146.195.31
Barb Illinois Zone 5
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Wow, that is unique! I've never seen a pelargonium leaf out at the tip of a flower stem. I have no idea what the pro's would do but I'd let it get a bit larger and then try rooting it as a cutting. Let us know what happens with it, please! [Smile]

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Plants: 79 | From: Northern Illinois | Registered: Jan 2005  |  Seeded: 68.248.253.60
   

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